Amazon Agrees to $2.5 Billion Settlement with FTC Over Prime Practices
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Amazon Agrees to $2.5 Billion Settlement with FTC Over Prime Practices

Amazon has reached a $2.5 billion settlement with the FTC over deceptive practices related to its Prime subscription service. This settlement aims to provide financial relief to affected consumers and emphasizes the FTC's commitment to consumer protection and accountability in the marketplace. Eligible individuals can now check if they qualify for a refund, marking a significant step towards transparency in subscription services.

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