Deadline to file claim in $2.5B settlement over Amazon Prime coming soon

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Amazon's $2.5B Prime settlement deadline is July 27 for eligible U.S. members to claim refunds.

Summary

The Federal Trade Commission reached a $2.5 billion settlement with Amazon over allegations that it used deceptive methods to enroll customers in Prime and hinder cancellations. Eligible U.S. Prime members who signed up between June 23, 2019 and June 23, 2025, unintentionally enrolled via the challenged flow, and used between four and nine Prime benefits can file a claim by July 27, 2025, either online with a claim ID and PIN or without them. Refunds are capped at $51, with automatic payments already issued to some customers; others will receive payments later this year. Amazon did not admit wrongdoing but agreed to cease the alleged practices.

(Source:Google News)

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