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Lululemon sued over ‘phantom discounts’
A California woman sued Lululemon for allegedly using fictitious regular prices and 'phantom discounts' to mislead customers into believing products are on sale. The complaint cites an example of yoga pants listed at $59 with a $98 'strikethrough' price, which the plaintiff claims was never recently offered. The lawsuit seeks injunctive relief, restitution, and damages, referencing FTC guidelines on deceptive pricing practices.
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