7-Eleven and Circle K overcharge at checkout: Guardian investigation
Guardian journalists revealed that America's largest convenience store chains — 7-Eleven and Circle K — regularly charge customers more than prices displayed on shelves and at fuel pumps. A customer in McAllen, Texas bought a snack priced at $3.99 but paid $4.19; an employee refused to honor the shelf price and threatened to call police. The practices affect both food items and fuel. Consumers are filing complaints with state prosecutors.
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