North Carolina joins 19 other states and FTC in suing Dollar General over pricing practices
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — North Carolina is joining 19 other states and the Federal Trade Commission, in a lawsuit accusing Dollar General of deceptive pricing practices. The Attorney General announced the move today and says the company has a history of charging customers more than what is advertised on the shelves. "For me personally, my experience hasn't been that, but I feel like a Dollar General is pretty fair,” one shopper who wanted to remain anonymous told CBS 17 on Tuesday, outside of the Dollar General location in Cary. She and other shoppers we spoke with told us they’re surprised the retail giant is accused of bad pricing practices. "As far as I know, the savings are what they say, the discounts are what they're supposed to be, and the prices usually." Dollar General's price tags are under scrutiny by the Federal Trade Commission and 20 states, including North Carolina, which…