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B.C. Regulator Fines Amazon $10,000 in Ruling that Limits What 'Delivery' Means

  • A British Columbia regulator has fined Amazon $10,000 for a failed delivery of a package in August 2024.
  • The consumer alleged that Amazon did not deliver the order within 30 days and denied a refund of about $580.
  • The decision highlighted that 'delivery' is not defined in B.C.'s Business Practices and Consumer Protection Act, requiring proper delivery to the consumer.
  • Amazon is also ordered to refund the complainant and pay over $9,000 in legal and investigation costs.
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B.C. regulator fines Amazon $10,000 in ruling that limits what 'delivery' means

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