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Amazon To Pay $309M Over Claims Of Denying Refunds, Recharging Customers Amazon To Pay $309M Over Claims Of Denying Refunds, Recharging Customers
Amazon To Pay $309M Over Claims Of Denying Refunds, Recharging Customers Amazon has agreed to pay more than $300 million and give hundreds of millions more in customer benefits to settle a class-action lawsuit over denied refunds, according to reports. The $309 million settlement was proposed in a Seattle federal court, Reuters reported on Monday, Jan. 26. Amazon's attorneys say the deal would also deliver more than $1 billion in total value to millions of US customers. The lawsuit claimed Amazon charged customers for items they properly returned, sometimes long after a return was completed. As part of the agreement, the plaintiffs said …

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Market 32 and Price Chopper Team Up with DoorDash to Bring Groceries Right to Your Door Market 32 and Price Chopper Team Up with DoorDash to Bring Groceries Right to Your Door
Market 32 and Price Chopper Team Up with DoorDash to Bring Groceries Right to Your Door Whether you're prepping for a last-minute dinner, hosting a thrilling game day party, or simply craving a midnight snack, Market 32 and Price Chopper have you covered — fast. Thanks to a new partnership with DoorDash, customers can now get fresh groceries and pantry staples delivered straight to their doorstep. As the demand for convenience continues to grow, Market 32 and Price Chopper are stepping up to make shopping easier than ever. From missing ingredients for tonight’s meal to milk, bananas, and chips, shoppers can browse and order a wide selection of products right from the DoorDash a…

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Earn Miles On Major Airline With Uber Rides, Food Orders: Here's How Earn Miles On Major Airline With Uber Rides, Food Orders: Here's How
Earn Miles On Major Airline With Uber Rides, Food Orders: Here's How Delta SkyMiles members can now earn miles every time they ride with Uber or order from Uber Eats under a new partnership. The program officially launched on Tuesday, April 22, giving early access to SkyMiles members who had signed up for a waitlist. All other customers can start linking their accounts on Thursday, April 24, according to a news release. The move ends the airline's longtime partnership with Lyft and marks a new chapter for the SkyMiles loyalty program as Delta celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2025. "SkyMiles membership is about giving Delta's loyal customers more ways to …

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by Chris Spiker