A $2.5 billion settlement between the Federal Trade Commission and Amazon over its Prime program could put money back in your pocket in the coming months. The agency alleged that the retail giant used ...

Amazon settled with the Federal Trade Commission for $2.5 billion in fines with $1.5 billion going to Prime subscribers. The settlement comes over claims that the company allegedly tricked consumers ...

A recent FTC ruling means Amazon must pay $2.5 billion. Amazon allegedly tricked customers into full Prime subscriptions. Customers can receive up to $51. If you're an Amazon Prime subscriber, you ...

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The Federal Trade Commission announced it reached a $2.5 billion settlement with Amazon over allegations the retail company used "deceptive methods" to encourage customers to sign up for its popular ...

Amazon will pay a historic $2.5 billion settlement to an estimated 35 million customers -- after the FTC accused the e-commerce giant of enrolling users in the Prime service without consent. It’s ...

The tech giant is settling allegations that it tricked people into paying for Amazon Prime. "Amazon used sophisticated subscription traps designed to manipulate consumers into enrolling in Prime, and ...

Amazon has agreed to refund up to $1.5 billion to customers after the company was accused of "deceptively" enrolling users in Prime subscriptions and making it difficult to cancel, according to the ...

Roughly 35 million Amazon Prime subscribers are expected to be eligible for up to $51 from a court settlement between the global delivery giant and the U.S. Federal Trade Commission. Amazon has ...

Amazon will pay a $2.5 billion settlement following an FTC lawsuit over deceptive Prime subscription practices. As part of the agreement, Amazon will make its subscription and cancellation processes ...