Amazon faces legal trouble over introducing ads on Prime Video
Amazon faces legal trouble over introducing ads on Prime Video
Amazon is facing a potential class action lawsuit accusing it of deceiving Prime subscribers by charging them extra to remove ads from its Prime Video streaming service. The lawsuit seeks over $5 million in damages and aims to stop Amazon from further "deceptive conduct" related to Prime Video ads. It claims the company illegally profited for years by advertising Prime Video as "commercial-free" before shifting most users to the ad-supported plan.
Amazon is facing a potential class action lawsuit accusing it of deceiving Prime subscribers by charging them extra to remove ads from its Prime Video streaming service. The lawsuit seeks over $5 million in damages and aims to stop Amazon from further "deceptive conduct" related to Prime Video ads. It claims the company illegally profited for years by advertising Prime Video as "commercial-free" before shifting most users to the ad-supported plan.
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Amazon is facing a potential class action lawsuit accusing it of deceiving Prime subscribers by charging them extra to remove ads from its Prime Video streaming service. The lawsuit seeks over $5 million in damages and aims to stop Amazon from further "deceptive conduct" related to Prime Video ads. It claims the company illegally profited for years by advertising Prime Video as "commercial-free" before shifting most users to the ad-supported plan. 
