Amazon Instant Refund Class Action Lawsuit: Amazon Customers Have Filed a Class Action Lawsuit Complaint Against Amazon After Allegedly Being Charged for Failing to Return Products that Were Timely Returned.
Amazon Instant Refund Class Action Lawsuit
On September 5, 2023, a class action lawsuit complaint was reportedly filed against Amazon.com, Inc. in the United States District Court for the Western District of Washington at Seatle (styled Laura Abbott, et. al. v. Amazon.com, Inc., Class Action Case No. 2:23-cv-01372) alleging, among other things, that Amazon’s Returns Policies promise that a customer can return most items sold or fulfilled by Amazon within 30 days for a full refund and that Amazon sometimes offers its customers the option of receiving an “instant refund” on returned items whereby Amazon will refund the item’s purchase price before Amazon receives the item to be returned but that Amazon allegedly fails to deliver on its promise of free, no hassle returns and re-charges customers who have returned items within the return window.
Who Is Included In The Proposed Amazon Instant Refund Class Action Lawsuit?
The Amazon Instant Refund class action lawsuit is reportedly brought on behalf of and includes, unless otherwise excluded, the following putative class members:
All persons in the United States, who, according to the Defendant’s records, were charged by Defendant for failing to return a product that was timely returned in its original condition during the six years prior to the filing of this action.
What Claims Are Alleged In The Amazon Class Action Lawsuit?
The Amazon class action lawsuit complaint asserts the following alleged causes of action:
- Count I: Breach Of Contract
- Count II: Violation of the Washington Consumer Protection Act
- Count III: Money Had and Received
- Count IV: Unjust Enrichment
- Count V: Conversion
What Remedy Is The Putative Class Seeking In The Amazon Instant Refund Class Action Lawsuit?
The plaintiff and the proposed class members in the Amazon Instant Refund class action lawsuit allegedly seek, among other things, the following relief:
- Actual damages
- Treble damages
- Punitive damages
- Pre-judgment and post-judgment interest
- Attorney fees
- Costs of litigation
False claims against Amazon, and it isn’t right. I like money, but Im not going to lie to get some.
This has happened to me many times. Have I always caught their mistake, which they notify me of by email? Specifically, they send an email stating I never returned the item. This is never true as I return through Kohl’s. Then I have to call and get a manual refund. But how many times have I missed seeing the email, and therefore not called, and therefore been charged for an item I returned. Probably many! Therefore, I will apply to be part of this class action, if I can figure out how?
Happened to me! How do I join?!