On 4/16/2015 7:46 AM, Mike Marlow wrote:
krw wrote:

It happens all the time in NY. I don't know if they still have the
law, but at one time if the unit price label was wrong, the item was
free. It was known as an "incentive" to get it right. ;-)

I've never heard of it being free, but if the retailer does not update their
shelf pricing and it's labeled at a lower price than what they are currently
trying to sell for, you get the lower price.



One of the grocery stores in Houston used to, may be still does, give
you the item if they price rang up wrong. That was not law but just
their policy.