What is false reference pricing?

False reference pricing (also called phantom markdowns) is when a retailer advertises a product as being on sale from an inflated original price that was never legitimately charged. For example, advertising a sofa at $800 (was $1,600) when the sofa was never actually sold for $1,600.

How do I know if the prices I paid were fake discounts?

If you purchased furniture from Albany Park that was consistently shown at a sale price with a higher strikethrough or reference price, you likely qualify. The settlement alleges these reference prices were systematically inflated.

I bought from Albany Park online. Will they have my purchase records?

Yes. Albany Park should have records of your purchase. You can also use order confirmation emails or credit card statements. Provide whatever documentation you have available.

Is Albany Park still operating?

Check the settlement website for the most current information on Albany Park's operational status.

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