Short answer
You may qualify for the Amazon Return Policy settlement if this is true for you: “I returned (or asked for a refund on) a physical product bought on Amazon.com between Sep 5, 2017 and Feb 12, 2026, and didn't get a correct or timely refund, or was later wrongly charged for it.” The claim deadline is Dec 1, 2026 (online, or mail postmarked by then). Payout, as stated by the official settlement administrator: Subclass A is paid automatically; Subclass B (must file) shares 7.3% of the net $309.5M fund, in proportion to unpaid amounts. File only on the official claim site: https://www.returnsettlement.com/submit-claim
Key facts
- Who qualifies: people for whom this is true: “I returned (or asked for a refund on) a physical product bought on Amazon.com between Sep 5, 2017 and Feb 12, 2026, and didn't get a correct or timely refund, or was later wrongly charged for it.”
- Claim deadline: Dec 1, 2026 (online, or mail postmarked by then)
- Payout (as stated by the official administrator): Subclass A is paid automatically; Subclass B (must file) shares 7.3% of the net $309.5M fund, in proportion to unpaid amounts
- Proof: Subclass B claims must show it is more likely than not you qualify; the administrator may ask for documentation.
- Notes: Nationwide. Check FAQ 5 on the official site to see which subclass you are in.
- Official claim site: https://www.returnsettlement.com/submit-claim
The official notice and claim site control. A possible match is not a guarantee: the settlement administrator decides whether a claim is valid. Claim forms are often signed under penalty of perjury, so only file if you honestly qualify. Filing is free.
How to check your Amazon™ orders
If you returned a physical product sold through Amazon.com, or asked Amazon™ for a refund, you can review that order history in your account. This is only a practical way to look at your own records. The official notice and the settlement administrator decide whether you qualify and which subclass you are in.
- Open Returns & Orders in your Amazon™ account.
- Look for returns of physical products from September 5, 2017 to February 12, 2026.
- Open View order details for those orders, not the return-status page.
- Click View related transactions. Look for a refund followed by a later charge for the same item, or a missing, late, or short refund.
- Write down the order number and the amounts you see.
Then check official FAQ 5 to see which subclass you may be in. Settlement Subclass A members are paid automatically and do not need to file a claim form. Settlement Subclass B members who want a payment must file on the official claim site by December 1, 2026 (online, or mail postmarked by then).
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Frequently asked questions
Who qualifies for the Amazon Return Policy settlement?
People for whom this statement is true: “I returned (or asked for a refund on) a physical product bought on Amazon.com between Sep 5, 2017 and Feb 12, 2026, and didn't get a correct or timely refund, or was later wrongly charged for it.” Nationwide. Check FAQ 5 on the official site to see which subclass you are in. The official notice sets the exact class definition.
What is the Amazon Return Policy settlement claim deadline?
Dec 1, 2026 (online, or mail postmarked by then). Deadlines can change; confirm on the official site.
How much does the Amazon Return Policy settlement pay?
As stated on the official settlement site: Subclass A is paid automatically; Subclass B (must file) shares 7.3% of the net $309.5M fund, in proportion to unpaid amounts.
Do I need proof?
Subclass B claims must show it is more likely than not you qualify; the administrator may ask for documentation.
Where do I file?
Only on the official settlement website: https://www.returnsettlement.com/submit-claim. Filing is free; never pay a fee to file.
Sources
- https://www.returnsettlement.com/
- https://www.returnsettlement.com/faqs
- https://www.returnsettlement.com/faqs?id=5
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