How to claim your part of the $2.5 billion Amazon Prime settlement

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Amazon is paying Prime customers in legal settlement. Are you eligible?

Amazon customers who are eligible for payment in its settlement with the Federal Trade Commission can now file claims.

Eligible Amazon customers can now file claims in $2.5B FTC settlement

Amazon customers who are eligible for payment in its settlement with the Federal Trade Commission can now file claims.

$2.5B settlement over Amazon Prime: How to file a claim

You’ll be instructed to visit the settlement website to file a claim. There, you’ll be asked to enter the claim ID and PIN ...