Category: Amazon News
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Amazon Sues Sellers for Abusing Their Takedown Request System
Three lawsuits have been filed by Amazon against certain groups, claiming that these sellers were abusing Amazon’s takedown system by filing thousands of illegitimate copyright complaints against other products in an attempt to get consumers to buy their merchandise instead. According to the lawsuits, the alleged sellers didn’t only file fake complaints, the parties also…
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Amazon is Warning Customers About Highlighting ‘Frequently Returned’ Products
Amazon has recently begun displaying a warning message about frequently returned items; the company is beginning to buckle down on customer responses after rumors of a recession are growing. Industry-wide e-commerce returns increased dramatically during pandemic lockdowns and while return rates are not as bad as they once were, Amazon is still suffering financially from…
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Twitch to Lose 400 Employees Amidst Amazon Lay Offs
In a recent statement by Andy Jassy, CEO at Amazon, it was announced that an additional 9,000 positions will be terminated at Amazon within the next few weeks. This report comes months after the original ball-drop that was Amazon’s decision to eliminate 18,000 positions, which was revealed in January. As a result of these recent…
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Amazon’s Home Internet Service Announces What Speeds It Will Offer
For years now, Amazon has been talking about offering a home internet service now, it is becoming a reality after receiving FCC approval. Over the next few years, Amazon will start launching satellites into space to offer internet to what Amazon’s CEO says could be 400 million customers. One of the big questions we have…
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Amazon is Looking at Taking on Google’s Chrome With Their Own Web Browser
Increasingly Amazon has been looking at how it can fill almost every need you have, from delivering products physically and digitally to offering internet service. Now Amazon is reportedly exploring the idea of taking on Google’s Chrome browser. Recently Amazon started to email customers to see if they would be interested in using a browser…
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Amazon Freevee to Add 6 New Free Channels in March
Amazon’s Freevee services of more than 200 FAST channels is growing with the addition of new exciting channels for the month of March. Some of the new channels include the following: You can stream these channels and more on Freevee anytime and anywhere without a subscription on Apple TV, Fire TV, Roku, online, or on…
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How to Get Amazon Prime for Half Off
With Amazon Prime, you can get so many benefits, not just free shipping on orders, but movies, TV shows, music, and so much more are all included with Amazon Prime. The pain, though, is Amazon Prime now costs $139 a year. The good news is there are options to save money on Amazon Prime. Here…
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Comcast Could Lose $3 Billion on Peacock
2023 is shaping up to be an important year for Peacock. The service is making major changes, and Comcast is hoping it all pays off. This all comes as Comcast is expecting to lose about $3 billion on Peacock. This all comes as Comcast’s CFO Jason Armstrong says the changes Peacock is going through are…
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Amazon Will Stream The NFL Black Friday Game For Free & Be The Exclusive Way to Watch
This year for the first time ever the NFL will play a game on Black Friday, and Amazon will stream it for free. The game will kick off at 3 pm Eastern on November 24th and air exclusively on Prime Vidoe. The best part is you won’t need to be an Amazon Prime member to…
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Deal Alert! Amazon’s Fire TV Cube is At Its Lowest Price Ever
Have you been thinking about getting that new Fire TV Cube? It has a ton of great features and is the most powerful Fire TV on the market right now. Good news right now the Fire TV Cube is at its lowest price ever. Right now, the Fire TV Cube is down to just $124.99,…