Eligible customers can claim a refund of up to $51 as a result of a settlement over allegations of deceptive enrollment ...
Amazon is refunding customers up to $51 after settling with the FTC over allegations it deceptively enrolled customers for ...
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How to file your refund claim in Amazon's $2.5B FTC settlement
Amazon's $2.5 billion Prime settlement with the FTC has moved into a crucial second phase, and millions of customers are now ...
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Amazon customers can now file a refund claim under $2.5 billion FTC settlement. Here's how.
Eligible Amazon customers can now request a refund from a settlement over allegations of deceptive Prime enrollment practices ...
Amazon is now sending refund checks to Prime members who qualify under a Federal Trade Commission settlement. Some customers ...
If you signed up for Amazon Prime, then tried to cancel your subscription and couldn't, you may have some cash coming your ...
Amazon recently decided to settle in its big case against the FTC (Federal Trade Commission), agreeing to a massive $2.5 billion payout instead of pursuing a trial. The allegations against Amazon ...
The window has opened for some U.S. Amazon Prime customers to seek refunds under a $2.5 billion settlement Amazon reached ...
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Amazon Prime lawsuit settlement: Eligibility guidelines, refund amounts, and how to file a claim
The company has reached a settlement with the FTC to refund customers who signed up via 'challenged enrollment flows.' Here's ...
Millions of Amazon customers could be eligible for a refund after the company agreed to a surprise $2.5 billion settlement. The settlement stems from a Federal Trade Commission lawsuit alleging the ...
Amazon has agreed to refund up to $1.5 billion to customers after the company was accused of "deceptively" enrolling users in Prime subscriptions and making it difficult to cancel, according to the ...
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How to file a claim in Amazon's $2.5 billion FTC refund settlement
Amazon customers who were signed up for Prime in ways federal regulators say were deceptive now have a rare chance to claw ...
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