Check your spam folder, you might have some new Amazon credit

Ars Technica
By Cyrus FarivarJun 21, 2016, 1:01 pm350 pts
On Tuesday, Amazon began announcing settlement payments to customers who bought e-books between April 2010 and May 2012. (Some less-literate Ars staffers, like Nate Anderson, got as little as $1, while others, like yours truly, got more than $48.) The funds are coming from Apple as part of an antitrust lawsuit…

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