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3 recordsSeptember 19, 2026 – October 10, 2026All topics
  1. News5 receipts3 min

    FTC says it will start sending 2,124,796 PayPal payments October 27, totaling more than $15.8 million, to people who paid Cleo AI for eligible instant cash advances

    The Federal Trade Commission announced October 8 that it is sending more than $15.8 million to people who paid Cleo AI for eligible instant cash advances. It plans payments to 2,124,796 customers. Eligible customers get an email by October 26, and PayPal payments begin October 27. The FTC says it never requires anyone to pay money or give account information to receive a payment.

    Also filed underconsumer-protectionftccash-advancesscamspaypal

  2. News4 receipts3 min

    FTC says it is sending refund checks and PayPal payments to 6,205 GOAT customers who did not get a refund from the sneaker marketplace

    The Federal Trade Commission said on October 6 it is sending 6,205 payments totaling more than $100,000 to people who paid online marketplace GOAT for expedited shipping between 2020 and 2024 and did not get a refund. The money comes from a 2024 settlement of FTC allegations that GOAT shipped some orders late without offering the required refund-or-cancel option and did not honor its 'Buyer Protection' promise. GOAT refunded more than $736,000 directly in 2025 under the same settlement.

    Also filed underconsumer-protectionftcretaile-commercescams

  3. News4 receipts3 min

    Amazon Prime refunds: a court raised the cap from $51 to $200, millions more people now qualify, and nobody has to file anything. Payments to the new group start October 1 and expire 60 days after they are issued.

    A federal court this week approved a revised order in the FTC's 2025 Amazon Prime settlement, the FTC said on September 17. The most any eligible customer can receive rises from $51 to $200, every future payment is automatic, and people who used up to 20 Prime benefits in a year now qualify, where the first round covered those who used fewer than 10. Amazon, which runs the program, begins paying the newly eligible group on October 1 by Venmo, PayPal or mailed check. People already paid may get up to $149 more by April 2027 if not enough payments are accepted by February. More than $845 million has been paid so far. Payments expire 60 days after they are issued, and the FTC is not contacting anyone about these refunds.

    Also filed underftcamazonprimeconsumer-protectionsubscriptions

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