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Amazon to refund millions of Prime customers

Millions of Amazon Prime Customers Will Get Part of $1.5 Billion Lawsuit Settlement

Millions of Amazon Prime customers are due to receive money from Amazon, thanks to a lawsuit brought by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).

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Amazon to pay $2.5 billion settlement over allegations it deceived Prime subscribers

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

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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 to pay historic $2.5 billion settlement for allegedly tricking customers into signing up for Prime

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Amazon agrees to pay $2.5bn over claims it tricked Prime customers

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Amazon to Pay $2.5 Billion to Settle Claims It Tricked Prime Customers

Amazon admitted to no wrongdoing in agreeing to settle, the agency said.

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Amazon to pay $4.3 billion for allegedly duping millions to sign up for Prime

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Amazon to settle lawsuit over Prime. Here’s what it means for you

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The $2.5 Billion Amazon Settlement: Key Dates, Claim Eligibility and More

Amazon agrees to a historic $2.5 billion settlement over its Amazon Prime memberships. Here's what you need to know about the case and filing a claim.

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Specifically, the FTC found that Amazon mislead 35 million consumers by enrolling them in Amazon Prime subscriptions without their consent. Also, according to the order, they knowingly created a “complex and difficult process” for consumers seeking to cancel their subscription.