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Amazon Dupes Prime Users
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The Federal Trade Commission has filed a lawsuit against Amazon, accusing the retail giant of enrolling consumers into its Amazon Prime subscription service without their consent and making it difficult for them to cancel their subscriptions. The complaint, filed in a federal court in Seattle, alleges that Amazon used manipulative and deceptive user interface designs to trick users into automatically renewing their Prime subscriptions. The FTC claims that Amazon's leadership intentionally hindered changes that would have made it easier for users to cancel Prime because it would negatively impact the company's profits. The complaint seeks monetary civil penalties, although the specific amount is not provided. Amazon, which has over 200 million paid Prime members worldwide, has not yet responded to the allegations. The Prime subscription service, known for its free two-day shipping benefit, has been crucial for Amazon's growth and the expansion of its other services.
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