Target Customer Voluntarily Drops Shelf-Price Deception Suit

A Target shopper has voluntarily dismissed, for now, a suit alleging the retailer’s shelf-posted prices are less than what consumers are charged at checkout.

Target Corp. consumers pay at least 5% to 20% more than the advertised prices because their items ring up higher at checkout, Yoram Kahn alleged in a proposed class suit.

• Target’s motion to dismiss the suit and strike the class allegations was pending in the US District Court for the District of Minnesota
• Kahn has dismissed the suit without prejudice, a Tuesday order said
• No further details were available in the docket. Attorneys for Kahn ...