Pakistan, Sept. 18 -- Amazon will expand refunds for millions of Prime customers under its $2.5 billion settlement with the Federal Trade Commission. A federal court approved a revised order this week, expanding eligibility and increasing potential payments. The FTC said Amazon will accelerate and expand payments under the September 2025 settlement. The settlement resolved allegations that Amazon enrolled customers in Prime without proper consent. It also addressed claims that Amazon made subscription cancellations difficult. Amazon denied wrongdoing and said it followed the law.

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Under the original order, some customers received refunds of up to $51. Those customers general...