Federal Court of Justice: The Amazon case: BGH reviews price increase for Prime
More than 20 euros per year: Why the legal dispute could mean cash for Amazon customers. And what users of other streaming providers should also know.
Amazon is taking a case to the German Federal Court of Justice (BGH) in Karlsruhe, seeking to validate a price increase for its Prime subscription service. The online retailer is appealing a lower court decision that ruled the 2022 price hike, which raised the annual fee from 69 to 89.90 euros, was unlawful. The case may have implications for customers of other streaming services, with around 145,000 people having already registered for a class-action lawsuit.
A decision by the BGH could determine whether Prime customers are entitled to refunds, potentially amounting to up to 60 euros per person.
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