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Applies to
United States · eligible Prime customers only
Time context
September 2026 update to a 2025 settlement
Sources checked
Settlement update, not a new liability verdict. Eligibility and payment timing come from the official administrator; a cap is not a guaranteed award.
What changed
The FTC says a revised order expanded automatic redress after the 2025 Prime settlement. The maximum total rose from $51 to $200. Future payments no longer require a claim form; additional supplemental payments depend on conditions in the order.
The FTC refund page requires US customers, specified enrollment or unsuccessful cancellation flows between June 23, 2019 and June 23, 2025, and no more than 20 Prime benefits used in a qualifying 12-month period after enrollment. Simply having Prime is not enough.
Check the FTC page directly instead of an old social post. It says no payment is needed to obtain a refund. Confirm payment messages through the official settlement contact; do not pay someone promising guaranteed access.
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