• contacting Amazon

    From KenK@21:1/5 to All on Mon Oct 29 18:13:14 2018
    I'm trying to cancel my unwanted Amazon prime pantry subscription. I didn't request this. Expensive! All the ways to do it I've found with Google and
    tried don't work. Can't even send an email or letter to Amazon. They seem
    to be behind a very thick wall. Or perhaps I need to find another on-line seller with Amazon-like product choices.

    Suggestions?

    TIA


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  • From Bob F@21:1/5 to KenK on Mon Oct 29 14:18:17 2018
    On 10/29/2018 11:13 AM, KenK wrote:
    I'm trying to cancel my unwanted Amazon prime pantry subscription. I didn't request this. Expensive! All the ways to do it I've found with Google and tried don't work. Can't even send an email or letter to Amazon. They seem
    to be behind a very thick wall. Or perhaps I need to find another on-line seller with Amazon-like product choices.

    Suggestions?

    TIA


    1 (888) 280-4331

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  • From Arthur Conan Doyle@21:1/5 to KenK on Mon Oct 29 21:17:24 2018
    KenK <invalid@invalid.com> wrote:

    I'm trying to cancel my unwanted Amazon prime pantry subscription. I didn't >request this. Expensive! All the ways to do it I've found with Google and >tried don't work. Can't even send an email or letter to Amazon. They seem
    to be behind a very thick wall. Or perhaps I need to find another on-line >seller with Amazon-like product choices.

    Suggestions?

    I don't subscribe to Primate Pantry, but perhaps it's in the same place as Prime? Under the pulldown menu Your Account, select Your Prime Membership...

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  • From Michael Black@21:1/5 to KenK on Tue Oct 30 14:14:09 2018
    On Mon, 29 Oct 2018, KenK wrote:

    I'm trying to cancel my unwanted Amazon prime pantry subscription. I didn't request this. Expensive! All the ways to do it I've found with Google and tried don't work. Can't even send an email or letter to Amazon. They seem
    to be behind a very thick wall. Or perhaps I need to find another on-line seller with Amazon-like product choices.

    Suggestions?

    TIA

    Here in Canada last year I needed to contact them, to ask that they carry
    a certain book (third parties sold it via amazon canada, but at outrageous prices). As I recall, somewhere in the fine print at the bottom there was eventually a form that could send messages, one could select a category
    from among a few (most of which weren't relevant), and I sent a message.
    And the reply was "you need to contact amazon.ca and they pointed to a
    page which I thought was what I used, so I gave up (but posted a "review"
    for the overpriced item, and eventually they brought in the book at a
    decent price). I thought I was using a Canadian link.

    So I'd look down there. Probably not so useful, but I did get a reply,
    even if they acted like I'd contacted the wrong place.

    But yes, I never saw an obvious email address to send a comment to, let
    alone a complaint.

    Michael

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  • From Bob F@21:1/5 to Michael Black on Tue Oct 30 20:11:42 2018
    On 10/30/2018 11:14 AM, Michael Black wrote:
    On Mon, 29 Oct 2018, KenK wrote:

    I'm trying to cancel my unwanted Amazon prime pantry subscription. I
    didn't
    request this. Expensive! All the ways to do it I've found with Google and
    tried don't work. Can't even send an email or letter to Amazon. They seem
    to be behind a very thick wall. Or perhaps I need to find another on-line
    seller with Amazon-like product choices.

    Suggestions?

    TIA

    Here in Canada last year I needed to contact them, to ask that they
    carry a certain book (third parties sold it via amazon canada, but at outrageous prices).  As I recall, somewhere in the fine print at the
    bottom there was eventually a form that could send messages, one could
    select a category from among a few (most of which weren't relevant), and
    I sent a message. And the reply was "you need to contact amazon.ca and
    they pointed to a page which I thought was what I used, so I gave up
    (but posted a "review" for the overpriced item, and eventually they
    brought in the book at a decent price).  I thought I was using a
    Canadian link.

    So I'd look down there.  Probably not so useful, but I did get a reply,
    even if they acted like I'd contacted the wrong place.

    But yes, I never saw an obvious email address to send a comment to, let
    alone a complaint.

      Michael


    Goggle "call amazon" and you get the number I posted previously.

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  • From jack@alskjfda.com@21:1/5 to All on Thu Nov 1 18:48:20 2018
    On Tue, 30 Oct 2018 14:14:09 -0400, Michael Black <mblack@pubnix.net>
    wrote:

    On Mon, 29 Oct 2018, KenK wrote:

    I'm trying to cancel my unwanted Amazon prime pantry subscription. I didn't >> request this. Expensive! All the ways to do it I've found with Google and
    tried don't work. Can't even send an email or letter to Amazon. They seem
    to be behind a very thick wall. Or perhaps I need to find another on-line
    seller with Amazon-like product choices.

    Suggestions?

    TIA

    Here in Canada last year I needed to contact them, to ask that they carry
    a certain book (third parties sold it via amazon canada, but at outrageous >prices). As I recall, somewhere in the fine print at the bottom there was >eventually a form that could send messages, one could select a category
    from among a few (most of which weren't relevant), and I sent a message.
    And the reply was "you need to contact amazon.ca and they pointed to a
    page which I thought was what I used, so I gave up (but posted a "review"
    for the overpriced item, and eventually they brought in the book at a
    decent price). I thought I was using a Canadian link.

    So I'd look down there. Probably not so useful, but I did get a reply,
    even if they acted like I'd contacted the wrong place.

    But yes, I never saw an obvious email address to send a comment to, let
    alone a complaint.

    Michael

    I don't know if this will help today, but it did get me through their
    "Wall Of Inviolability" some months back.

    http://amazoncustomerservice.blogspot.com/2007/12/8.html

    customer service

    888-280-3321

    1-866-216-1072

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    Contacting Amazon.com Customer Service Center
    Amazon.com is the largest online retailer with websites currently
    operational in the United States, China, India, Japan, Spain, Italy,
    France, Germany, the United Kingdom and Canada. The company was
    founded in 1994 as an online seller of books and quickly became the
    top online retailer of consumer electronics, home goods and perishable
    items. Amazon.com has three mains ways to communicate with customer
    service, regardless of the language.

    Click here to leave a comment about your customer service experience.
    Contact Info:
    Phone Contact Numbers
    Amazon.com operates a call center that provides assistance 7 days a
    week and 24 hours a day. The customer service representatives have the
    ability to assist you with concerns, including, placing an order, your
    personal account settings, promotions and deals, as well as returns.
    Additional assistance relating to non-orders is available as well.

    United States: 1-866-216-1072
    United Kingdom: 0800-2796620
    International: 1-206-266-2992
    Mailing Address
    The corporate headquarters for Amazon.com is located at:

    Amazon.com, Inc.
    1200 12th Ave. South, Ste. 1200
    Seattle, WA 98144-2734 USA

    Official Website
    On the Amazon.com website, you have the ability to make purchases,
    browse merchandise and make inquiries regarding your account. Amazon
    also offers a buy-back program where customers can sell electronics,
    movies, video games and more to Amazon for a set price. Amazon will
    pay for the shipping cost and credit your account with the buy-back
    total. Other services provided by Amazon.com include eBook sales,
    eBook purchases, music downloads and movie downloads. Amazon Prime
    members have access to free eBooks and music.

    http://www.amazon.com/

    Customer Service Email
    Amazon.com provides a customer service email contact on the official
    website. You must be a registered Amazon.com user in order to utilize
    the email function. You can email customer service here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/contact-us/general-questions.html?ie=UTF8&nodeId=518316&type=email&mode=&skip=true#a.
    You may be asked a few questions about why you need to contact Amazon
    before reaching the email form. Keep answering questions until the
    EMAIL button brightens. You can also choose to chat with customer
    service on the same page.

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