Amazon owes Prime customers up to $51 each - how to get your share

Amazon Prime Deception Alleged by FTC The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has accused Amazon of using deceptive tactics to enroll customers in its Prime subscription service. According to the FTC, Amazon made it challenging for customers to cancel their Prime memberships, even after they had signed up. As a result, the FTC is seeking to provide refunds of up to $51 to affected Amazon Prime customers. The FTC alleges that Amazon failed to provide clear and accurate information about the terms of the Prime subscription, making it difficult for consumers to make informed decisions. The FTC's action aims to hold Amazon accountable for its practices and ensure that customers receive the compensation they are entitled to. This case highlights the importance of transparent and ethical business practices, particularly in the digital landscape, where consumers often rely on the information provided by companies to make purchasing decisions.