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Amazon Prime users in US could get more cash in FTC settlement

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The FTC has approved a revised settlement order that expands refund eligibility and increases the maximum potential payout for Amazon Prime subscribers.

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  • The US Federal Trade Commission has updated a $2.5 billion settlement with Amazon related to allegations of enrolling consumers in Prime without consent.
  • The revision allows for larger potential refunds of up to $200 and extends eligibility to millions of additional subscribers.
  • Payments will be issued automatically without the need for additional claims, with the agency also warning consumers to remain vigilant against scams.

What to watch next

  • The start of payments for the newly eligible group on 1 October 2026.
  • Potential additional payments to previous recipients if a target threshold is not met by February 2027.
  • Ongoing consumer vigilance regarding potential scams related to the settlement.

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