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Amazon to refund millions of Prime customers

How and when you'll get a refund from the Amazon Prime, FTC settlement

Amazon will pay $2.5 billion in penalties and refunds to settle allegations that it enrolled its customers in Prime subscriptions without their consent and made it difficult for them to cancel, the FTC announced Thursday.

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35 million Prime customers are due class action payment from Amazon - here's how much you can get

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Judge Says Amazon Must Face Class Action Alleging Antitrust Activity

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Amazon agrees historic $2.5bn settlement for allegedly duping customers into Prime membership

Amazon has reached a historic $2.5bn (£1.9bn) settlement with a US business watchdog over allegations it tricked customers into signing up for Prime membership.

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Amazon agrees to pay $2.5 billion to settle FTC lawsuit

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Amazon Agrees to Pay $2.5 Billion to Settle Lawsuit Claiming It 'Tricked' Customers to Join Prime

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Amazon settlement of $2.5B in FTC lawsuit. What South Carolina Prime members need to know

According to court documents, some eligible customers will automatically receive up to $51 in relief, while others will have to submit a claim.

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Amazon Hit With $2.5B Settlement as FTC Cracks Down on Prime Practices

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Amazon to pay $2.5 billion to settle claims it duped Prime customers

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After Amazon agrees to $2.5B settlement, here's how to know if you're eligible

Amazon has agreed to pay $2.5 billion to resolve a lawsuit alleging the online retail giant tricked customers into signing up for Prime memberships.

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Amazon workers win class certification in lawsuit seeking pay for new hire events

Amazon workers won class certification Monday in a lawsuit alleging they should have been paid for new hire events (Martinho v. Amazon.com).

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Amazon, Starbucks Face Class-Action Lawsuit Over Customer Data

(TNS) — Two Seattle giants — Amazon and Starbucks — have been accused of collecting customers' personal information without first notifying them, in a lawsuit filed Wednesday in Seattle. The proposed class-action lawsuit alleges Amazon and Starbucks ...