Amazon Prime FTC settlement: How to check eligibility and file claim

Business Insider
Amazon to pay $1.5 billion to customers in FTC settlement over Prime enrollment issues.

Summary

Amazon is required to pay $1.5 billion to affected customers as part of its settlement with the FTC, which accused the company of misleading Prime sign-up tactics. Eligible customers, who enrolled unintentionally between June 23, 2019, and June 23, 2025, or failed to cancel during that period, can claim refunds up to $51. Claims must be submitted by July 27, 2026, with payments issued by September 2026 via PayPal, Venmo, or checks. Eligibility requires U.S. enrollment, unintentional sign-up through challenged processes, or failed cancellation attempts within the specified timeframe.

(Source:Business Insider)

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