Can you order something from amazon by phone?
Amazon.com does not offer the cahnce to order by telephone/
I ordered something from Amazon and an empty box arrived. What do I do?
Call Amazon. They call back promptly. Go to the bottom of any page and click on help, then need further help then call us.
I ordered something from amazon it never came?
I ordered something on amazon it never came.... it was supposed to be here yesterday i checked my orders and nothing was there it said i havn' brought anything
I accidentally ordered something on amazon but I don't have enough money in the bank?
How can you "accidentally" order something ? There is so much info you have to fill out. It's not like accidentally pressing one button. It takes Amazon a few days to debit your money so hopefully your deposit will be registered before Amazon tries to take it out. If they take it before there is enough money in your account they will hold shipment and wait till your bank has enough $ in it to pay for your order. Either way you won't get into trouble. It will just be annoying if Amazon tries to get their money from you before you have actually put it in the bank. Trust me Amazon NEVER ships anything till it's been paid for.
When you order something from Amazon.com, does the title of the thing you ordered show up on the bill?
I don't think so, no. Just where it went to, ie, Amazon.com Edit: What's wrong with you people!!?? What makes you think he's buying porn? Maybe he wants to buy Christmas pressies!! Leave the poor boy alone!!
Can I order something on Amazon but have it shipped later?
I have a friend who lives in another state, and I want to ship her a small gift for Christmas. I don’t want to ship it now because it’s too early, but I’m worried if I wait to order it, they might run out closer to Christmas, and I don’t want to ship it to myself and then have to pay for shipping to her house when I could have just shipped it there for free. Does anyone know if this is doable?
Can I order something from http://amazon.com using rupees and get it in India?
Yes of course. If you find a product on Online Shopping for Electronics, Apparel, Computers, Books, DVDs & more that is available in another country like US or OK or any other country, you CAN pay it in Indian Rupees. You can pay through either Net Banking, COD (Cash on Delivery), Credit or Debit card system. You will be charged (in rupees) equivalent of the original price along with shipping charges. However, the delivery of the product may take longer than the Indian product as it has to be shipped from overseas.
How do I order something on Amazon without my parents knowing?
I really need to order something on Amazon but I d rather not have my parents know that I ordered it. We all use one account so my siblings and my parents can always see our order history. Additionally, the account is linked to my dad s credit card or something, I think my moms might be too I m not sure. So everything that gets ordered gets billed to my parents. Would they still know I ordered it if I used an Amazon gift card or something? I don t really know what to do so answers would be appreciated :). Thanks!
I want to order something off of amazon but if I do my parents will throw it away. How do I get it without them knowing?
Be careful.My son told me one of his friends was sending a parcel c/o our address for a reason I can't remember. His parents were overseas, yadda yadda . . .It arrived. Addressed to something that looked like a misprint of my husband's name. He was away working and I used to deal with all the secretarial stuff for his business., so I opened it.Extreme porn. I mean, really AWFUL stuff.I suffered. I assumed that my husband had ordered this. We almost got divorced over it.Think carefully. Are your parents really ( really ? ) being unreasonable ?I am not telling you what to do . . . . in fact I have no idea how you would get a package from Amazon without using your address, nor do I care, actually.But do think carefully about why your parents would object to what you are ordering. Is your conscience entirely clear about this ?Oh, and BTW, "off of" is appalling English.