Amazon proposes $309.5M settlement for Washington customers: Who is eligible
Amazon has agreed to a proposed settlement of $309.5 million involving its return and refund policies. This case affects customers who experienced issues with refunds or were charged inaccurately. Eligible customers fall under two subclasses with different payment processes. The court is scheduled to hold a Final Approval Hearing in March 2027 to decide on the settlement.
Amazon has reached a proposed $309.5 million settlement for customers in Washington state who may have faced issues with their return and refund policies. The settlement, if approved by the court, could provide payments to eligible customers. Two subclass groups, Subclass A and Subclass B, have different criteria for eligibility.
Those in Subclass A will receive automatic payments by visiting a settlement website within 105 days after the court's final approval. Subclass B members must submit a claim form by December 1, 2026. Amazon denies the allegations and the court has not found any wrongdoing.
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