Amazon Prime refunds up to $200
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Amazon Prime refunds up to $200

B1IntermediateNovember 7, 202611 min
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Had trouble canceling Amazon Prime? The FTC’s settlement has paid out more than $840 million so far, and you don't have to file a claim. Plus, Barbara asks whether Amazon photographs more than your package, and we explain how to turn off delivery photos. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Ever have trouble canceling Amazon Prime? You may already have money coming, and you don't have to lift a finger. When the Federal Trade Commission wins a case against a company, it sends money back to the people who got burned.

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Amazon's Prime settlement has paid out more than $840 million so far, up to $200 a person. A round of payments started going out October 1st. It now includes folks who used a handful of Prime perks, not only people who barely

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touched their membership. come by check, PayPal, or Venmo. You have to cash the check within 90 days. To see every open FTC case you might qualify for, head to FTC.gov slash refunds. Now the big warning, the FTC will never ask to pay to get a refund. Anyone who reaches out to you and does this

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