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Bought Something at Best Buy With a “Was Price”?

Javitch Law Office is reviewing California purchases from Best Buy that showed a “Was Price” or a savings amount. If you made one, you may have a claim.

About Morgan v. Best Buy

In Morgan v. MN Best Buy Co., Inc., No. 8:26-cv-00836-KES, pending in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, the complaint alleges Best Buy advertised reference prices and savings that did not reflect real prior prices. These allegations are unproven, and no class has been certified.

Signs to Look For
A “Was Price” or “Reg.” price crossed out
A “Save $X” amount on the tag or website
The same “sale” price lasting for weeks or months
A “was” price you never saw the item sell for
Purchased in California, in store or online
What to Save
Your receipt or order confirmation
The product SKU or model number
Screenshots of the product page or shelf tag
Any price-history records or price alerts
The approximate date of purchase

How to Get Your Purchase Reviewed

1

Find Your Receipt

Look in your Best Buy account, email, or wallet for the order confirmation or receipt.

2

Capture the Price Claim

If the item is still listed, screenshot the “Was Price” and savings shown on the product page.

3

Contact Our Office

Tell us what you bought and when. We will review it confidentially and explain your options.

Free, Confidential Review

We serve as co-counsel for the plaintiff in this pending putative class action. You pay nothing unless we recover money for you.

  • No charge to speak with our office
  • No obligation to hire us
  • We help you preserve and evaluate your evidence
  • The complaint's allegations are unproven; no class has been certified

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Did You Buy From Best Buy?

Tell us what you bought, when, and the “Was Price” and sale price shown. We will review it for free.

Or call us directly:

(650) 781-8000