Tell Amazon: Refund Tariffs for Prime Day

Amazon is using Prime Day to flood the internet with promises of savings. But for customers who may have been overcharged because of tariffs, flashy discounts are not enough.

Amazon is facing a proposed class-action lawsuit alleging that it passed tariff costs onto customers through higher prices, then failed to seek or return refunds after certain tariffs were invalidated. But Amazon does not need to wait years for a court order to do the right thing.

If customers paid higher prices because of tariffs, and Amazon can recover that money, customers should get the refund. Period.

Tell Amazon CEO Andy Jassy: Return any tariff refunds to customers and cut back tariff-related price increases now.

Amazon is one of the most powerful corporations in the world. It has the data, money, and infrastructure to track price changes, identify tariff-related costs, seek available refunds, and pass recovered money back to the people who paid.

Instead, customers are being asked to trust another round of “deals” while basic questions remain unanswered. Will customers ever see a dime of tariff refunds paid to Amazon?

Families are already paying too much for household goods, school supplies, baby products, electronics, and everyday essentials. Amazon should not keep prices inflated because of tariffs that may no longer apply.

This is about basic fairness. If Amazon wants credit for saving customers money, it should prove it by returning any tariff refunds and cutting tariff-related prices.

Add your name now and tell Amazon: Return tariff refunds, disclose how tariffs affected prices, and cut back tariff-related price hikes.

The petition to Amazon CEO Andy Jassy reads:

“Return any tariff refunds to customers, seek available refunds where Amazon passed tariff costs onto shoppers, disclose how tariffs affected prices, and cut back tariff-related price increases immediately.”