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Amazon Prime users can sign up for additional paid video subscriptions through Amazon and Prime Video.
Lee Segui is investigating reports from consumers who discovered they were being charged for a video subscription through Amazon that they did not sign up for or authorize.
These charges may appear as recurring payments for video services available through Amazon or Prime Video.
If you discovered a video subscription on your Amazon account that you do not remember signing up for, we would like to hear from you.
Recurring subscription charges can continue until a consumer notices and cancels the subscription.
If you are paying—or previously paid—for a video subscription through Amazon that you do not remember signing up for, information from your Amazon account and billing history may help determine what happened and whether you may have a potential claim.
Lee Segui is reviewing these circumstances and speaking with consumers who may have experienced them.
You may qualify for this investigation if:
The investigation is not limited to a particular video subscription. If you were charged for any paid video subscription available through Amazon or Prime Video that you do not remember signing up for, we encourage you to submit your information for review.
Eligibility will depend on the individual circumstances. Submitting information does not mean that you have a claim or that Lee Segui will represent you.
You will not be responsible for any fees or costs unless we obtain compensation for you.
If eligible, you will sign an agreement for Lee Segui to represent you in your claim, but we only get paid if we obtain a financial recovery.
If Lee Segui is not successful in obtaining compensation for you, you will owe us nothing.
If you have questions, please fill out our contact form. A member of our team will be in contact shortly.
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Lee Segui is investigating reports from Amazon Prime users who discovered charges for video subscriptions they did not sign up for.
If you believe this happened to you, complete the form below. Information about the subscription and any documentation showing the charges can help our attorneys evaluate your circumstances.
Think you may qualify? Fill out the form and a member of our team will be in contact shortly. Submitting your information does not create an attorney–client relationship.
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