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

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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Amazon pays $2.5B to settle Prime case with FTC

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Amazon Will Pay Up $2.5 Billion in Settlement Over Allegedly Tricking People Into Prime Subscriptions

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Amazon agrees to pay $2.5 billion to settle FTC lawsuit

The FTC says Amazon agreed to the settlement just two days after opening arguments in a case that alleged Amazon duped people into its Prime membership and made it overly difficult to unsubscribe.

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FTC Fines Amazon $2.5B For 'Deceptive' Prime Subscription Tactics

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

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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 to pay $2.5 billion in FTC case for claims of duping customers

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Amazon to pay $2.5B to settle FTC claims it duped customers into enrolling in Prime

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Lina Khan Revamped Antitrust. Now She’s Pushing the Democratic Party.

The youngest chair in the history of the Federal Trade Commission is campaigning for Zohran Mamdani and defending her brand of populism.

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Lina Khan's message to Big Tech: Don't think mega-acquihires fly under the radar

Google, Meta, and Amazon's new favorite move is to raid teams instead of buying companies outright. Lina Khan says regulators won't be fooled.

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Democrats are poking at MAGA’s antitrust soft spot

Four Democratic senators accuse a top Trump DOJ nominee of corrupting merger reviews, piling on to a bitter tug-of-war inside conservative circles over corporate consolidation.

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Amazon to pay $2.5 billion, one of the largest FTC settlements in history, to mitigate claims it tricked millions of people into signing up for Prime

The FTC said Amazon used “dark patterns” to trick consumers into auto-renewals, then created a complex cancellation process internally dubbed “Iliad” after the Trojan War.