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Federal Trade Commission v. Amazon.com, Inc., et al.
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2:23-cv-00932
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October 19, 2023
Amazon Says FTC Prime Subscription Suit Gets Ahead Of Law
Amazon has asked a Seattle federal judge to toss the Federal Trade Commission's lawsuit alleging it tricks consumers into unknowingly enrolling in its Prime service and makes it difficult for members to cancel subscriptions, saying the commission is wrongly trying to change consumer protection law through litigation.
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September 20, 2023
Amazon Execs Pulled Into FTC Suit Over Prime Enrollments
The Federal Trade Commission has tacked on three Amazon senior executives and revealed new details about its lawsuit accusing the e-commerce giant of tricking consumers into unknowingly enrolling in its Prime program and making it difficult for members to cancel their subscriptions.
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June 21, 2023
FTC Targets Amazon Over Prime Auto-Enrollment
The Federal Trade Commission sued Amazon on Wednesday over the alleged use of "dark patterns" that trick consumers into automatically renewing subscriptions of the online retail giant's Prime membership.
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