Amazon settles case with FTC, needs to pay Prime users $1.5 billion. How to get your share

"As the result of the FTC’s settlement, Amazon is required to pay $1.5 billion for refunds to customers affected by its ...

Sick of Skyrocketing Streaming Costs? How to Cancel the Services You Don't Need

The first step in determining which streaming services to cancel is remembering exactly which services you're paying for.
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Amazon settlement: Prime members to receive $1.5 billion, here’s how to claim your share

Amazon Prime users who unknowingly signed up for the monthly service may be eligible fora payment as part of a $2.5 billion ...

Streaming Services Keep Getting More Expensive. Cancel the Ones You're Not Watching

The first step in determining which streaming services to cancel is remembering exactly which services you're paying for.

How to cancel your Peacock subscription

It happened again. Peacock just raised subscription prices for its Premium and Premium Plus plans. This is the third price increase in as many years. If your bank account is feeling the pain, or if ...
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Amazon Prime membership settlement: How to get your portion

A month after Amazon settled with the Federal Trade Commission for $2.5 billion for allegedly duping people into signing up for Prime memberships, but then made it complicated to cancel the ...

You May Have a Refund Coming If You Use Amazon Prime

If you've signed up for an Amazon Prime subscription in the last few years, you may have some cash coming your way. Amazon recently settled a lawsuit with the Federal Trade Commission over deceptive ...
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Amazon will pay Prime users $1.5B in FTC case: how to claim

Amazon has agreed to a significant settlement with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) over allegations of misleading ...