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Amazon Prime refunds: a court raised the cap from $51 to $200, millions more people now qualify, and nobody has to file anything. Payments to the new group start October 1 and expire 60 days after they are issued.
A federal court this week approved a revised order in the FTC's 2025 Amazon Prime settlement, the FTC said on September 17. The most any eligible customer can receive rises from $51 to $200, every future payment is automatic, and people who used up to 20 Prime benefits in a year now qualify, where the first round covered those who used fewer than 10. Amazon, which runs the program, begins paying the newly eligible group on October 1 by Venmo, PayPal or mailed check. People already paid may get up to $149 more by April 2027 if not enough payments are accepted by February. More than $845 million has been paid so far. Payments expire 60 days after they are issued, and the FTC is not contacting anyone about these refunds.
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