Attorney General Alan Wilson says it protects consumers from unfair price hikes on food, gas, lodging, and other essentials during emergencies.
Normal price changes aren’t gouging.
But anyone taking advantage could face a $1,000 dollar fine or 30 days in jail.
If you see price gouging, report it with details, including examples and documentation to pricegouging@scag.gov. You can also give that information at https://www.scag.gov/price-gouging/.
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