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Case Number: 2:23-cv-00932
Plaintiff: Federal Trade Commission
Defendant: Amazon
Filing Date: June 1, 2023
Location: United States District Court Western District of Washington
TABLE OF CONTENT
DEFENDANT’S BUSINESS ACTIVITIES
Typical Prime Enrollment Experiences
Prime’s Four-Page, Six-Click, Fifteen-Option Iliad Cancellation Process
The (Redacted) for the Prime Enrollment Flow
Amazon's Knowledge of Nonconsensual Enrollment
Amazon’s (Redacted) Decision to (Redacted)
Amazon’s (Redacted) Decision to (Redacted)
Amazon’s (Redacted) Decision to (Redacted)
Amazon’s (Redacted) Decision to (Redacted)
Manipulative Designs in the Checkout Enrollment and Iliad Flows
Amazon's Other Subscription Programs Have Similar Features
Amazon’s Other Attempts to Delay the Commission’s Investigation
COUNT I - Unfairly Charging Consumers Without Consent
VIOLATIONS OF THE RESTORE ONLINE SHOPPERS CONFIDENCE ACT
COUNT II - Violation of ROSCA—Inadequate Disclosures
COUNT III - Violation of ROSCA—Nonconsensual Enrollment
COUNT IV - Violation of ROSCA—Failure To Provide Simple Cancellation Mechanism
ATTACHMENT A-N FILED UNDER SEAL
ATTACHMENT P FILED UNDER SEAL
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