Christmas in March! Settlement credit from Amazon

[vard]

I just got an email from Amazon:

Good news! You are entitled to a credit of $47.74 for some of your past Kindle book purchases. The credit results from legal settlements reached with publishers Hachette, HarperCollins, Simon & Schuster, Macmillan, and Penguin in antitrust lawsuits filed by State Attorneys General and Class Plaintiffs about the price of eBooks.

You don't have to do anything to claim your credit, we have already added your credit to your Amazon account. We will automatically apply your available credit to your next purchase of a Kindle book or print book sold by Amazon.com, regardless of publisher. The credit applied to your purchase will appear in your order summary. If your account does not reflect this credit, please contact Amazon's customer service.

Wooohoooo!!!

[Amber]

I got mine. 28& change!! Happy girl!

[Holly]

Sweet! Me too! Just over $20. Cha-Ching! Thanks, random settlement that I had no idea existed!

[Jenna]

I had just over $5 from Amazon and $19 from Barnes and Noble. Such an awesome thing to wake up to today!!

[Jocelin]

I got an email today about the settlement. I am looking forward to receiving mine as well. They told me it would be available in 3 days. Saw some books I already want.

[Jocelin]

Well, I found out how much my credit will be: $.73 I had to laugh because, it is very funny. This is what happens when you only download free books on your nook.

[Bj]

I got $18. Pretty nice.

[Lin]

Mine from amazon was only Bout 3.00 but almost 40.00 from B&N. I am happy dancing

[Lin]

That might enough to buy one e book or maybe two novellas.