Join Pace's carrier network and grow your business with consistent, dedicated routes!Īs a contracted Courier Driver in Pace's Preferred Carrier Network, you will deliver small packages to our customer's stores in Columbia and surrounding areas. "As with all our products and services, we continually listen to customer feedback and look for ways to improve the customer experience, and we look forward to the facts becoming clear as this case plays out.Pace is seeking Courier Drivers who are Owner/Operator/Independent contractors with Sedans/SUVs//Vans to make courier deliveries in our Columbia, SC market. "The truth is that customers love Prime, and by design we make it clear and simple for customers to both sign up for or cancel their Prime membership," the spokesperson said in an e-mailed statement. "This causes some consumers to enroll in Prime, rather than Prime Video, unknowingly."Īn Amazon spokesperson said the FTC's claims in its complaint were "false on the facts and the law." "Capitalizing on some consumers' inability to appreciate the difference between 'Prime' and 'Prime Video,' the Prime Video enrollment process fails to clarify Amazon will enroll them in Prime rather than the less expensive Prime Video, on both desktop and mobile platforms," the complaint said. Colored buttons encouraged and redirected customers to sign up for a full Amazon Prime subscription, the complaint said. The complaint alleged that Amazon's website was set up in a way that tricked customers out of the lower-cost Prime Video subscription. It's a separate product from a full Amazon Prime membership, which costs $14.99 monthly.Īnd although "it is possible to sign up for Prime Video alone, it is difficult to do so," the FTC said in a complaint filed on Wednesday. Prime Video is Amazon's subscription streaming service, where customers can watch and rent shows and movies for an $8.99 monthly fee. The Federal Trade Commission accused Amazon in a new lawsuit of tricking customers into purchasing full - and more costly - Prime memberships when they were only looking to stream videos available on Amazon's subscription video service. Its webpage "tricked consumers" out of a lower-cost option, the complaint said. The agency said Amazon made it hard for customers to sign up for Prime Video, a streaming service. BROWN/AFP via Getty ImagesĪ new FTC lawsuit accused Amazon of tricking customers into buying a more expensive subscription.
The FTC said Amazon made it hard for customers to sign up for only Prime Video.
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