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This is Seattle Now.

I'm Paige Browning with today's top stories.

It's Monday, April 27th.

Today we were reminded those Bogo deals can be too good to be true.

Not always worth buying stuff just because it's on sale.

The news is Washington State is suing the company that owns Safeway stuff just because it's on sale. The news is Washington

State is suing the company that owns Safeway and Albertson's grocery stores over their sale

promotions. Scott Greenstone has more. Washington State says the Albertsons company misled

shoppers at Safeways, Albertsons, and Higgins in Washington in over 3 million

buy one get one free transactions, Attorney General Nick Brown.

When people are going in, you know, excited about a deal, excited about a bargain, and it's really

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