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NewsPropertyPropertyThere are some strict rules you must followMia O'Hare Senior Spare Time Journalist09:46, 06 Aug 2026A refuse collector has revealed the real reason they look inside bins before emptying them. If you're an early riser on collection day, you may well have noticed your wheelie bin being inspected befor

NewsHomes & PropertyHomes and propertyThere is a reason they take a look inside your bin09:44, 06 Aug 2026A refuse collector has shared the real reason they look inside bins before emptying them. If you happen to be up early enough to see your bin being collected, you may well have noticed that it is inspected before b

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As Amazon tries to keep AI crawlers off its website, human customers are becoming collateral damage. Since late last year, some Amazon shoppers have only been able to read a small number of customer reviews for each product. When this happens, the customer must file an email appeal to Amazon and wait several business d

Amazon has received about $600 million in Trump tariff refunds and will return part of it to shoppers. Finance chief Brian Olsavsky said customers with traceable import charges will be contacted and reimbursed automatically, while the rest funds lower prices. The refund is small because Amazon stockpiled inventory earl

Amazon said this week that it received hundreds of millions of dollars in refunds from President Trump’s tariffs and pledged to return some of the profits to its customers.  This follows a Supreme Court decision earlier this year that many of the Trump administration’s tariffs were illegal, prompting the U.S. governmen

Andy Jassy conceded in January tariffs were hitting prices, months before Amazon's $600 million refund came to light.

The company previously hadn't disclosed whether it would recoup tariff costs after the Supreme Court ruled many of President Donald Trump's levies were illegal.

During the company’s earnings call Thursday, Brian Olsvavsky, Amazon’s finance chief, said: “We are participating in the tariff refund process and…we received approximately $600 million in Q2.”

The company said refunds were limited because it stockpiled inventory ahead of tariffs and is not the importer of record for most goods in its store