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Amazon Antitrust Class Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Price Parity Rules
Buyers of five or more new physical goods from third-party sellers on Amazon on or after May 26, 2017 are in the antitrust lawsuit class. Follow the case.
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- Purchased five or more new physical goods from third-party sellers on Amazon on or after May 26, 2017
Case overview
What is the Amazon case about?
Amazon is facing a large-scale antitrust lawsuit alleging it required third-party sellers to keep their Amazon prices at or below what they charged elsewhere, blocking sellers from offering cheaper deals on other platforms. Consumers claim this alleged price-parity requirement drove up prices across billions of purchases. A nationwide class of consumers has now been certified in the case, covering as many as 288 million people who may have been affected by the alleged scheme.
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