If you booked a hotel through Super.com in the last two years and noticed the final price was much higher than the low price first advertised, you may have a claim.
Emery | Reddy, PC is investigating claims that Super.com has potentially been misleading consumers with artificially low “anchor prices” and surprise “drip fees” that inflate the cost only at checkout. We are currently seeking potential plaintiffs.
Who is Super.com?
Super.com is an all-in-one consumer finance and savings app that purports to help users to save money, earn rewards, and manage travel in one place.
What Are the Potential Violations?
Potential violations include a practice often called drip pricing or component shifting. This can mislead consumers during comparison shopping by making one hotel look cheaper than it actually is until it’s too late to easily back out. Examples include:
- Low “Anchor Prices” at the Start
- On hotel listing pages, Super.com displays an attractively low headline rate.
- The real all‑in price (including taxes and fees) is show beneath in small print, making it easy to miss.
- Price Inflation at Checkout
When users continue to the booking page:
- The original low price increases
- The total “all‑in” price stays the same
- Portions of the so‑called “taxes and fees” appear to be shifted into the room rate itself
Who We’re Looking For
We are looking for consumers who:
- Booked a hotel through Super.com within the last two years, AND
- Noticed that the price increased during the checkout process.
If you think you may have been impacted, your experience could help stop this deceptive pricing model from continuing.
Think You Qualify? We Want to Hear From You.
If you booked a hotel through Super.com and saw the price jump between the initial listing and the checkout page, you may be able to join this lawsuit.
Contact Emery | Reddy today for a free case review at 916.995.5968.