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Yahoo
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Pick up a free Amazon Gift Card and watch the Club World Cup wherever you are with this NordVPN deal
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Lionel Messi in action at the Club World Cup. | Credit: CHANDAN KHANNA/AFP via Getty Images Gianni Infantino's Club World Cup is well underway in the United States and the conclusion of the group stage next week is bound to be a stone-cold thriller. Advertisement You might be enjoying the action on Fubo Sports in North America, Channel 5 in the UK or DAZN absolutely everywhere, but if you travel regularly for business or pleasure you'll know it's not always easy to stay connected. You will often find yourself locked out by geo-restrictions, preventing your access and, yes, your fun. The best way to continue your service and watch the Club World Cup on the go is by using a VPN. Gianni Infantino is "sort of the king of soccer" | Credit: Nick Potts How to watch the Club World Cup using a VPN The VPN service recommended as the best VPN service on the market is NordVPN, which is running a terrific VPN deal offering up to 72% off a 2-year NordVPN plan AND an Amazon Gift Card reward Advertisement Get 72% off NordVPN and a free Amazon Gift Card New to a VPN? It's simple. A Virtual Private Network (VPN) is a handy piece of internet tech that allows your devices to appear as if they're in your usual location. So, wherever you are in the world, you can access your usual streaming services as if you're at home, allowing uninterrupted use of your favourite sports and TV shows. There's also a host of privacy and protection benefits for your internet use, making a VPN especially handy when travelling abroad or using public wi-fi for remote work or financial transactions. This is one of the best VPN offers currently available and it's perfect for uninterrupted viewing of the Club World Cup. Save 72%: NordVPN is the top-rated VPN provider according to our expert colleagues at TechRadar and it's fantastic value at just £5.39 per month for the Ultimate plan, which comes with a £50 Amazon Gift Card. Plus and Basic plans are also Deal Watching the Club World Cup in the US or UK The revamped Club World Cup is being broadcast globally by DAZN, which is covering every game from the tournament in the US, UK and elsewhere in the world. DAZN is currently available in the UK for £9.99 per month or in the form of a £19.99 premium tournament pass. Matches are also free-to-air on Channel 5, while Fubo is streaming
Gizmodo
13-06-2025
- Business
- Gizmodo
Limited-Time VPN Deal: Get 76% Off NordVPN + Up to $50 in Amazon Gift Cards
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The Hill
22-05-2025
- Business
- The Hill
Amazon reportedly issuing refunds for returns made years ago
(NEXSTAR) — Suddenly received a refund from Amazon, even though you haven't returned anything in a while? You're not alone. Several Amazon customers said they recently received refunds for purchases they made years ago – 7 years ago, in some cases. 'I track down the order on my account and it's an order I placed a whole seven years ago!' one user wrote on Reddit earlier this month. 'Happy to get my $13, but…wow 7 years!' The post included a screenshot of an email sent from Amazon explaining that the customer was being contacted 'about an unresolved product return.' The message goes on to say that 'following a recent internal review, [Amazon] identified a very small subset of returns that were unresolved because we could not verify that the correct item had been sent back to us.' 'We could have notified these customers more clearly (and earlier) to better understand the status and help us resolve the return,' the email read. 'Given the time elapsed, we've decided to err on the side of customers and just complete refunds for these returns.' According to the email, the refund was applied to the original payment method or, if that was unavailable, as an Amazon Gift Card for the account. 'There is no action required from you to receive the refund, and we have made process changes to more promptly contact customers about unresolved returns going forward,' the email reads. Other Reddit users said they have received similar messages and refunds connected to returns they made within recent years. Reported refunds ranged from a few dollars to a few hundred dollars, Reddit users claimed. Amazon did not immediately respond to Nexstar's request for comment or additional information, but confirmed the information outlined in the aforementioned email to USA Today. Bloomberg did report that Brian Olsavsky, Amazon's CFO, said earlier this month that Amazon had taken a one-time charge of roughly $1.1 billion during the first quarter of the fiscal year related in part to 'some historical customer returns' that were unresolved. The refunds also come amidst a lawsuit was filed against the online retail giant over undistributed refunds. According to Bloomberg, a 2023 lawsuit accuses Amazon of reversing refunds issued to customers who left returns at designated kiosks. Customers received refunds immediately, only to be charged full price for the item if it didn't return to an Amazon facility, the lawsuit alleges. It's unclear whether that lawsuit is connected to the recent refunds issued by Amazon. Amazon's return policy says that most items can be returned for a refund, replacement, or exchange within 30 days of delivery, 'as long as they are in original or unused condition.' 'A refund will be provided if Amazon (or the third party seller) has received the item, and determined that you are eligible for a refund,' the policy notes, adding that it can take up to 30 days for a return to be received and processed. 'In certain circumstances refund timeframes may be longer.'
