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Millions of Amazon Prime Customers Will Get Part of $2.5 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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How To Claim Amazon Prime Refund After Historic $2.5B FTC Settlement

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Amazon to pay $2.5 billion to settle FTC allegations it duped customers into enrolling in Prime

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Am I getting an Amazon settlement check? How to know if you're getting money from Amazon

Chances are, you're among the millions of people with an Amazon Prime membership who are in line to receive a check from the multibillion-dollar Amazon settlement.

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Amazon to refund Prime customers $1.5 billion in FTC settlement. See if you qualify

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Some Amazon Prime users will receive $51 as part of historic $2.5B settlement, do you qualify?

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Here’s how to get a refund from the historic Amazon Prime settlement

The FTC estimated that about 35 million customers were “harmed by (Amazon’s) deceptive Prime enrollment practices” and could be eligible for a refund.

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Here's how to know if you're eligible for Amazon's $2.5B settlement with the FTC

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Are you eligible for Amazon’s FTC settlement over Prime subscriptions?

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Amazon announces Prime membership changes — soon, users outside of an account holder's household will be cut off. What you need to know

Starting in October, those privileges can no longer be shared with anyone outside of a Prime member’s household. The Prime Invitee program, which had made this possible, is being replaced by Amazon Family [1].

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This Amazon Prime Member Perk Is Going Away in a Week

Amazon is ending its Prime Invitee perk come October, joining a wave of companies pushing consumers to get their own subscriptions and not share benefits. Here's how things could change for you.

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Best early Amazon Prime Day deals already live ahead of huge autumn sale

Dates for the next big Amazon sale for 2025 have now been announced, and it's perfectly timed to help you to stock up on autumn essentials or get ahead on your Christmas shopping. The retailer giant has just revealed that its next major sale – called the Amazon Prime Big Deal Days – will be happening over 7-8 October 2025,

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How to make the most of Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days

Ahead of Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days, shoppers can start preparing to make the most of the sale. Knowing what to buy, and what to wait on, can en

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Rossen Reports: 4 hidden Amazon Prime perks to put cash back in your pocket

Amazon Prime members may be missing out on free perks to save money and offer additional benefits, including credits, photo storage, and food delivery.

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Price-tracking tips for Prime Day savings

Amazon's Prime Day is back, which means *** lot of us are online shopping this week. Now, last year, consumers spent about $14 billion during July Prime Day. This year's events 4 days long, so they're probably going to spend even more. What's worth buying?

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How to Cancel Amazon Prime Subscription in Minutes

If you are wondering how to cancel Amazon Prime subscription, this guide can help you do that. Whether you are on desktop, mobile, or a TV app, the steps are quick and easy. You can easily manage your membership on Amazon’s website. Hover over Accounts & Lists and click Prime Membership. On the left panel, select Manage Membership.

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Prime Day in October: Amazon officials announce return of Amazon Prime Big Deal Days

Get ready, another Prime Day event is upon us. Amazon officials announced Tuesday that Prime Big Deal Days will be returning in October. The fall savings event serves to give Prime members an early start to their holiday shopping.

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Amazon Issues Prime Day Scam Warning: Here's What to Look Out For

Customers are reporting fake emails about Amazon Prime membership subscriptions. When he's not battling bugs and robots in Helldivers 2, Michael is reporting on AI, satellites, cybersecurity, PCs, and tech policy. (Photo Illustration by Thomas Fuller/SOPA ...