Amazon is facing a class-action lawsuit alleging that the company has been reversing some instant refunds issued to customers after product returns. While Amazon maintains that refunds are processed automatically, several customers claim their refunds were rescinded, prompting legal action challenging Amazon's advanced refund policy. Additionally, a separate case before the South Carolina Supreme Court could potentially cost Amazon Services LLC approximately $150 million, highlighting challenges related to the application of pre-internet tax laws to online platforms.
A case before the South Carolina Supreme Court that could cost Amazon Services LLC around $150 million shines a spotlight on problems that can arise when states try to apply pre-internet tax law to online platforms. https://t.co/VYfLhpJH0g
Customers allege that Amazon reversed their refunds for returned products, leading to a lawsuit that challenges the company's advanced refund policy. https://t.co/2tctdPNfLv
Amazon says refunds are automatic, but some customers tell a different story. https://t.co/FJAYP0PKUj