Shoppers may be eligible for compensation under Subclass A or Subclass B.
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Amazon is facing a $309.5 million settlement for not properly issuing refunds to customers.
Amazon is facing a $309.5 million settlement for not properly issuing refunds to customers.
Shoppers who requested refunds between specified dates may be eligible for compensation. The settlement includes Subclass A, receiving automatic payments, and Subclass B, which requires filing a claim.
Claimants must provide detailed order information and meet deadlines to secure their payments. The final settlement approval hearing is set for March 16, 2027.
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Final settlement approval hearing set for March 16, 2027
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