You know that little court case that’s been slithering through the system for a few years now? The one that alleged Apple conspired with publishers against Amazon to raise eBook prices. Well Apple (the lone remaining party) has finally exhausted all of its legal challenges and has agreed to pay $400 million to customers who purchased eBooks between 2010 and 2012. If you did then you should have an Amazon credit on your account right now. The amount will depend on the number of NYT bestsellers and other ebooks you purchased.
I’m not sure if it’s a digital credit or a regular one. So check!
I’m glad Apple has finally had to fork over some money. Screw them and the publishers for what they did and getting caught. The publishers have all settled already.
Author Don Massenzio 
Does this apply to any and all Amazon accounts? Where would I check, Don?
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Interestingly enough, I received an email today from Amazon with a link for checking my balance. I have $98 in credit that they said they will apply automatically to qualified purchases. That language is somewhat dubious.
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Sounds like it.
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