FTC Expands Amazon Prime Refunds to $200, Auto-Paying Millions
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The FTC has expanded and accelerated refunds tied to last year’s $2.5 billion settlement with Amazon, widening eligibility to millions who used 11–20 Prime benefits in a year and increasing the maximum payout from $51 to $200. Automatic payments start Oct. 1 via Venmo, PayPal, or mailed checks; if total payouts don’t reach a threshold by February 2027, a second round could add up to $149 more, for a $200 cap. Amazon administers refunds; the FTC isn’t contacting consumers about payments, and vigilance against scams is advised. About 35 million consumers were affected by the original case.
- Amazon Prime customers could receive up to $200 in refunds under expanded FTC settlement MyNorthwest.com
- FTC Announces Additional Payments to Consumers Stemming from FTC’s Amazon Prime Settlement Federal Trade Commission (.gov)
- Millions more Amazon Prime refunds are coming: Here’s how you could get up to $200 WSMV
- Didn’t get an Amazon Prime refund? You still may qualify The Seattle Times
- More Amazon Prime members could qualify for payouts in a $2.5B settlement — and get up to $200 NBC 5 Chicago
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