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Reviewed Oct. 4, 2026
My account was hijacked, I have the email that they changed my account to, have called several times to have Amazon.com shut the link down. They are purchasing items, making bad reviews under my name and then getting refunds for items and still keeping the item! Thank god they havent tried to use my cards!! But Amazon has yet to shut the down. Pissed customer!!! And trying to find a phone number is absolutely ridiculous!! Do better Amazon.
Reviewed Oct. 3, 2026
Been a customer with Amazon for a long time. Mostly good experiences but have problems with the idiots they hire as drivers. Give explicit directions where to place the parcel yet they still sometimes leave outside of the screen patio door on the walkway in the weather... Have complained multiple times, and the drivers can be just plain rude. Maybe better to go back to USPS, UPS or FEDEX
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Reviewed Oct. 3, 2026
I use Amazon Prime occasionally but probably this is the last time. When I did not have the subscription, I received faster delivery. I have been waiting for an order now for 5 days, but it was supposed to be delivered the next day! Prime Video has much that you can watch for free anyway, and then you have to pay extra to be ad-free. That is a rip-off. Greed seems to be Amazon's motto these days.
Reviewed Oct. 2, 2026
I am very disappointed in Amazon, bought a laptop computer just under $1000.00. The card was declined. After calling the bank I re-placed the order and again declined. The next morning I tried again and the order went through. All day I checked and it showed shipped with the others showing declined. Tonight I find that all three were paid and shipped. That is bad business. I can't cancel but I can return. But I'm out 2000 dollars.... No one to talk to so I guess TikTok, YouTube, X and other global social platforms are my next step unless I'm contacted. More reason to shop Walmart.com

Reviewed Oct. 1, 2026
I ordered UTI cat food for my cats — medical food they need to stay healthy. Amazon delivered $80 worth of it to the wrong place and then refused to replace it. Then they promised me two-day delivery on the replacement. That promise is already broken, too. And this isn't even the first time their deliveries have failed me. Time after time, packages arrive sent to the wrong address, delivered wet, broken, or late. It's a mess — the company and its workers are a mess. Let me be clear about what this means: my cats depend on this food for their health, and Amazon took my $80, broke every promise they made, and left me to clean up their mess. No replacement. No accountability. No one who can actually help — just automated responses and empty promises.
This isn't one bad order. This is what Amazon has become: a company that lies, breaks its word, and treats customers like an inconvenience. The product quality keeps getting worse. The customer service has disappeared entirely. They lie, lie, lie — and they count on you giving up before they have to make it right. I cancelled my Prime membership over this, and I'm deleting my account completely. I can get better service from almost anyone else. Amazon is no longer a company you can trust with your money — or with something as important as your pet's health.
If you're thinking about ordering pet food — especially anything medical or time-sensitive — read this review twice, then buy from literally anyone else. Your pet's health is too important to gamble on a company that won't even take responsibility when it fails you. And this goes for anything you order off of Amazon! I would buy from anywhere else it’s probably both cheaper, arrives on times, and would last years. But not AMAZON they are In better words **.
Reviewed Sept. 30, 2026
Worst customer service ever! We bought two robot lawn mowers, one of which we returned. We have been waiting for almost 3 months to get this refund and Amazon keeps asking for a higher amount than was charged to the CC. We've been sitting with an extra $2,500 charge that we have to pay for until this gets resolved. Each time I've called, they've had me explain the situation all over again. Each time, they've escalated to a supervisor and each time, the supervisor has escalated to the specialist team that does not respond to the issue. I've even been in touch with the original seller who approved the refund, but Amazon's customer service, supervisors, specialist teams or even their payment people keep making mistake after mistake while I sit here making payments and being charged interest. I don't know what else to do, except to file complaints.
Reviewed Sept. 30, 2026
Reviewing a 5-star: I like Amazon; it's great, so yeah. :)
Reviewed Sept. 27, 2026
I ordered a canning pot and when I got it I realized I ordered the wrong size and ordered a return. I got a return approved and given a label and was told I had to ship it but did not specify what outlet to return it to. It said I could used Kohls UPS and USPS and I took it to Kohls and they could not take it. I kept trying to get a live agent and everywhere I went they booted it out each time. So here I sit with a pot I don't need for $32.00. I am going start ordering from another source which I have been with Amazon for 12 years.
Reviewed Sept. 27, 2026
Have tried to get my deliveries placed as the instructions I have entered but have no luck. Have contact customer service several times with no results so have poor delivery. Will probably no longer use Amazon.
Reviewed Sept. 25, 2026
Absolutely unacceptable customer service. I’ve been trying to place an order for several days, but Amazon keeps declining my card and displaying “Revise Payment.” Amazon initially blamed my billing address and told me to contact my bank. I’ve now contacted my bank multiple times, and they confirmed my card, available balance, and billing address are all correct. The card works everywhere else and was successfully used on Amazon with the same address just two days ago. My bank says the address discrepancy is coming from Amazon’s system.
After multiple calls to Amazon, including speaking with a supervisor, no one could explain the problem or fix it. I was repeatedly given conflicting information, told to contact my bank again, or instructed to delete and re-add my card—which I’ve already done multiple times. I even requested technical support and was told there was no technical department available. For a multibillion-dollar company, this level of incompetence and lack of effective customer support is ridiculous. I should not have to keep going back and forth with my bank because Amazon cannot troubleshoot or properly escalate an issue within its own payment system. Stop sending me in circles and escalate this to someone who can actually investigate and correct the issue.
Reviewed Sept. 22, 2026
I'm tired of ordering things that say Prime, offer 2 day delivery, they change dates immediately after payment.
Reviewed Sept. 22, 2026
I ordered a backdrop Wednesday for a Saturday event. Amazon promised the delivery date. When it became delayed, I contacted them Thursday, Friday AND Saturday and explained repeatedly that I needed it Saturday morning. Amazon acknowledged the delay was on their end and told me to contact them if it arrived too late. It arrived Saturday after my event needed it. When I contacted Amazon, instead of honoring what I had been told, I was required to physically return the item to get my refund. My issue isn't simply that the package was late—it's that I repeatedly contacted Amazon before delivery, was given specific instructions about what would happen if it arrived too late, and then those instructions weren't honored.
Reviewed Sept. 21, 2026
To Whom It May Concern, I am writing to formally document and escalate a serious privacy, security, and customer-service issue involving Amazon.com and the apparent use of my Chamberlain garage door opener via the MyQ app to allow an Amazon delivery driver to open my garage door and enter my home without my knowledge or permission. I have already reached out to the Better Business Bureau on this twice. I have been told by them that they can only do so much and have closed the case. I have also reached out to different government agencies within the state of Florida and have ot heard from anyone.
I want to make one fact extremely clear from the beginning because it is at the center of this entire situation. The email address associated with the Amazon account and the email address associated with the MyQ account are separate. The Amazon account is under my email, while the MyQ email is under my wife's email. Neither my wife nor I gave Amazon or Chamberlain permission to access our MyQ account or to operate our garage door.
On August 4, after dark, an Amazon delivery driver opened our garage door and entered our home to deliver a package. I did not authorize this. My wife did not authorize this. Amazon did not have permission from us to enter our garage or any other part of our home. This was not simply a package being left in the wrong location. Someone was given the ability to operate our garage door and gain access to a private area of our home. That immediately raised the question of how Amazon was able to do this in the first place.
After discovering what had happened, I began looking into my Amazon account and the MyQ account to determine how this access had been established. I followed instructions I found online and went into the MyQ application in an attempt to determine whether Amazon had been given access and, if so, how to remove it. I was unable to find a clear or readily accessible way to remove Amazon's access. At this time, I am glad I haven’t had to show proof. How did Amazon obtain the ability to open our garage door when we never knowingly authorized Amazon to have that ability, and when our Amazon and MyQ accounts are separate accounts? If MyQ provided Amazon with that access, I want to know when and how it happened and what authorization my wife or I supposedly provided. If Amazon obtained that access through another method or integration, I want to know exactly what that method was.
After the August 4 incident, I also went into my Amazon account and changed the settings I could find in an attempt to prevent this from happening again. I did not simply rely on those changes, however. Before my next delivery, I took additional precautions and triple-checked the delivery instructions for the August 7 delivery. I specifically selected "Front Door Only." Despite those explicit instructions, the Amazon driver again opened our garage door and delivered the package inside the garage.
At that point, this could no longer reasonably be dismissed as a misunderstanding about where I wanted a package delivered. I had specifically taken steps to prevent garage access, and I had specifically selected Front Door Only. Yet the garage was opened again. That raises another critical question: if I had changed my Amazon settings and specifically selected Front Door Only, how did Amazon still have the ability to open my garage door? Did Amazon continue to have access through MyQ? Was the access never actually removed? Did Amazon have some other form of authorization? Or was Amazon's delivery system simply ignoring the delivery instructions I had explicitly selected?
I contacted Amazon Customer Service regarding these incidents. Instead of receiving a meaningful investigation or an answer to the basic question of how an Amazon driver was able to gain access to my garage, I was told that someone from the delivery department would contact me by email within 72 hours.The attitude of the customer service representative did not address the seriousness of what had happened. This is not a routine technical problem with a delivery. This was an invasion of my home.
This also involves a third party being able to open a garage door and enter a private area of a customer's home without the customer's knowledge or permission. That is a security and privacy issue that requires an answer from someone who has authority to investigate Amazon's delivery systems, third-party access, security controls, and customer authorization procedures. Because of their attitude, I contacted the Indian River County Sheriff's Office. They told me they could only do so much. They gave me an email address to contact Amazon. I reached out to them almost immediately and havbe yet to hear anything.
The safety issue here should be obvious. When someone opens a garage door after dark and enters a private area of a home without the homeowner's knowledge, there is the potential for a dangerous misunderstanding. I should never have to determine whether someone unexpectedly entering my garage is an Amazon delivery driver or an intruder.
Because of these incidents and my recent experiences with Amazon, Amazon is the last company I would voluntarily authorize to have access to my home.There is also a separate privacy concern involving a photograph of my vehicle. Amazon had a photograph of my personal vehicle, including its license plate, displayed on its website or account system. I want to be very clear that this photograph was not part of the delivery confirmation photograph and had nothing to do with proving delivery of the August 4 or August 7 package. I am not claiming that Amazon used that photograph as proof of delivery.
I contacted MyQ/Chamberlain because, if Amazon was able to open our garage through the MyQ system, then MyQ must be able to explain how that access was established. Unfortunately, I have experienced the same problem with MyQ that I experienced with Amazon: my actual questions have not been answered.Instead of treating this as a security and management issue involving third-party access to a customer's home, I have been directed toward technical support. This is not a technical-support issue.
I am not asking how to program my garage door opener. I am not asking how to connect a device. I am asking who authorized Amazon to have access to my garage door, how that authorization was established, what records exist showing that I consented to it, and why I was unable to remove that access after discovering it. Those are security, privacy, authorization, and management questions. Sending me back to technical support does not answer them. Both companies appear to be treating this as a technical or delivery problem when the actual issue is much more serious: Someone thought it was alright to be given the ability to access an entry point to my home without my knowledge or permission.
I therefore want this matter escalated beyond ordinary customer service and technical support to someone in upper management, corporate security, privacy, risk management, or another department with the authority to investigate the matter properly. I am requesting that Amazon provide a written response addressing the following:Explain exactly how the Amazon delivery driver was able to open my garage door on August 4th and 7th
Identify what system, authorization, integration, account connection, or third-party service gave Amazon the ability to operate my garage door.
Explain how Amazon obtained that authorization when the Amazon account and MyQ account are separate accounts.
Identify what records Amazon has showing that my wife or I knowingly authorized Amazon to access our garage.
Explain why the garage was opened again on August 7 after I had ensured my delivery preferences and specifically selected "Front Door Only."
Confirm whether Amazon continued to have access to the garage through MyQ after I changed my Amazon settings.
Confirm that Amazon no longer has any ability to open or otherwise access our garage door.
Explain what safeguards prevent Amazon employees, contractors, delivery drivers, or other authorized individuals from misusing garage-access technology outside of an authorized delivery.
Explain what procedures prevent former employees, contractors, or delivery drivers from retaining credentials or other means of accessing customers' garages after their employment or delivery relationship ends.
Explain what auditing and monitoring Amazon uses to identify unauthorized use of garage-access technology.
Explain what records Amazon maintains showing when a customer's garage door is accessed and whether customers can obtain those records.
Explain why Amazon maintains a photograph of my vehicle and license plate, how that photograph was obtained, why it is displayed, who can access it, and how long it will be retained.
Confirm what steps Amazon will take to ensure that neither my wife nor I experience another unauthorized garage access.
I am also requesting that MyQ/Chamberlain provide answers to the corresponding questions regarding its system:When and how was Amazon granted the ability to operate our garage door?
What authorization supposedly permitted Amazon to receive that access?
What records exist showing that my wife or I knowingly authorized Amazon to access our garage?
How was that authorization established when the Amazon and MyQ accounts are separate accounts that do not connect to one another?
Why was I unable to find a clear and readily accessible method within the MyQ application to view, manage, and revoke Amazon's access?
What safeguards does MyQ have to prevent third-party access from being misused?
What safeguards prevent current employees, contractors, delivery personnel, or former personnel from misusing access to customers' garage doors?
What audit logs exist showing when our garage door was opened through a third-party integration?
Can I obtain those access records?
What notifications are provided when a third party accesses a customer's garage?
Most importantly, confirm in writing that Amazon and every other third party have been completely removed from having access to our garage door.
I also want both companies to understand the seriousness of the situation from a customer's perspective. A garage door is not simply another smart-home device. It is an entry point into someone's home. If a company provides a third party with the ability to open that door, the homeowner should have clearly informed consent, complete visibility into who has access, and an immediate and reliable way to revoke that access. When I attempted to get answers, both companies directed me toward customer service or technical support rather than actually answering the fundamental questions about authorization, security, and access. That is unacceptable.
I am not looking for another troubleshooting session. I am not asking someone to tell me how to operate my garage door. I am asking for an explanation of how a company that I never knowingly authorized was able to gain access to an entry point into my home, why that access apparently continued after I attempted to prevent it, and what safeguards are in place to ensure that it cannot happen again. I expect this complaint to be escalated to the appropriate level of management and security personnel at both companies. I also expect a substantive written response to the questions above rather than another referral to technical support. My family should not have to wonder whether a person opening our garage after dark has legitimate authorization to be there. Sincerely, Rick
Reviewed Sept. 20, 2026
Ordered what I thought was a case of 20 boxes of barilla pasta For $30.88. Got order and 3 boxes only.. That's over $10.00 per box. Can buy it for 1.88 per box at Walmart or publix. How is it possible to charge that much for a box of pasta. It's possible that I misread the ad but regardless Amazon should not allow it. That's highway robbery. Tried getting customer service but that's almost impossibly. Have been customer for many years. I'm done with Amazon. Be very careful when you order from them. Charging Bet

Reviewed Sept. 20, 2026
One the cons listed about Amazon is “occasional delays”. In my experience it has become expect delays. It was great when they were giving next day delivery for Prime customers and they actually did it, but I can’t remember how many years it has been since this was actually the case. They shouldn’t promise if they can’t deliver. Looks like an opportunity for another company to step up and start delivering. Amazon, like a lot of companies that have expanded significantly over time, has gotten too big for it’s own good.
Reviewed Sept. 20, 2026
For the third time now my Amazon account has been hacked. Trying to reach customer service as a nightmare and you get someone in the Philippines that can barely speak English and basically is dumber than a box of rocks when it comes to helping someone. They then cancel your orders delete all your credit card information and lock you out of your account. It took me about 4 days of calling and trying to get them to unlock my account then when they do it won't accept my credit card for payment for anything. I've been an Amazon member for close to two decades and now I think I'm going to be a Walmart plus member because Amazon is definitely not customer friendly and they don't take responsibility for anything..
Reviewed Sept. 19, 2026
Amazon playlists are not working after multiple calls speaking to idiots in India.
Reviewed Sept. 18, 2026
Delivery is bullshit!!! My small little order has been delayed two days in a row. I’m buying more from local now because I get it quicker in delivery from them.
Reviewed Sept. 18, 2026
I put in my last orders for Amazon. I’m done not buying from them anymore. I’m tired of packages being delivered that are completely empty and were never even sealed closed. I’m tired of promise of when something is supposed to be delivered and it is not, it’s days later. I’m tired of Amazon drivers not taking responsibility for what they are supposed to be delivering it. And if something doesn’t seem right, say something. I’m just tired of Amazon.

Reviewed Sept. 16, 2026
My Amazon account was hacked on 9-9-26. It is now 9-16 and still no account. Customer service heavily accented. 5 phone calls and each time told someone would contact me 24-48 hours. They will not transfer me to a supervisor. They want order numbers. I can’t access my account to give them that info. I have prime, if I set up a new account I would have to pay again. Can’t use my alexia. So frustrated.
Reviewed Sept. 16, 2026
I ordered an $80 vacuum cleaner. I could see it was out for delivery and close to my house. Within minutes of it showing delivered, I opened my front door - no package anywhere. I went back to my computer to look at the delivery photo. No photo taken. Delivery message read "Delivered. Handed directly to a resident." So, either the driver stole my vacuum cleaner or he handed it to a random person on the street and didn't even bother to photograph anything. I immediately called customer service and was transferred six times. All six representatives, leads and manager read the same script telling me to call back in two days. I asked them to contact the driver, who would have still been in my neighborhood, but they refused to do that. I am done. As soon as I get my refund, which will probably take weeks of communication to receive, I am deleting my Amazon account.

Reviewed Sept. 16, 2026
I have been an Amazon customer for years, but this experience has been incredibly frustrating. I purchased two robot vacuums in 2025. When I later needed replacement filters and brushes, I discovered that compatible parts were unavailable and the seller was no longer on Amazon. I contacted Amazon only for help finding replacement parts. Amazon Customer Service offered to fully refund both vacuums and later instructed me to return them. I returned both within the required timeframe. Amazon fully refunded one vacuum but deducted a restocking fee from the second. On August 16, I contacted Amazon again and was specifically told the remaining balance would be refunded. It never was.
Amazon has now promised me a full refund three separate times and is refusing to honor those promises. I returned the merchandise because Amazon told me I would receive a full refund. Amazon now has the product, and I still do not have the full amount I was promised. The most frustrating part is not even the money. It is repeatedly being told something will be resolved, only to have Amazon reverse course later. I simply want Amazon to honor the refund its representatives repeatedly promised.
Reviewed Sept. 15, 2026
I have been an Amazon Prime member since 2010! But NOW they have a new gimmick... Spend $25 and get your items OVERNIGHT! BEWARE of this $25 overnight promise! In my experience, and that's MULTIPLE TIMES, Amazon CONVENIENTLY SUGGESTS ITEMS for you to spend over $25 of THEIR list of A.I. products at the close of sale, promising your items OVERNIGHT! Then you don't receive the items for your PRIMARY reason for shopping OVERNIGHT as promised or claimed.
If you really expect your item(s), (not suggested items), don't rely on this $25 PROMISE OF OVERNIGHT!! Just EXPECT 3-5 days! This sales tactic is EXACTLY like at the grocery store, Walmart etc., IMPULSE buying.... PSYCHOLOGICAL MANIPULATION AT CHECKOUT! Please remember that this hasn't happened just one, two, or three times! Since I started counting, and I purchase a lot of Amazon products, this promise of overnight has happened over 45+ times! And that's since I started keeping records! Just plan on greater than 3 days. Oh, and just so you know, I live in a population area of over 8500,000 people.
Reviewed Sept. 15, 2026
Updated on 09/23/2026: Here we are weeks later and Amazon is trying to change the agreement of prime membership, after it was already agreed because I am on Certain programs, which I showed proof of. Now they want to charge me $15. a month to be on Prime. I already paid for the year. I don't appreciate, shotty agreements. This will definitely cause me to not do business with Amazon. And I will let friends and family know the dishonesty. Also Putting my gift card money on and then taking it away again. Gift card had $17. And change. Why are playing games with my money?
Original: Website says you can use your OTC card, and that is not true. I called amazon CS, and they had me take the card out and put it back in. Amazon also made a complaint with the bank, and then I was told to wait. They took the remainder of my gift card money to hold is what I am told, and still have not returned it. I called the OTC card and was told it is a problem on Amazon website, to do with Amazon category code. So now I am with out my stuff disabled and have no car. But I will most definitely check with Walmart because they deliver, so does Smiths. Thanks for lying to us Amazon.
Reviewed Sept. 13, 2026
I order based on when products are said to be delivered, twice this week items have been delayed even after it clearly states its out for delivery. NO Customer service. Another order. I order 2 of one item, one item delivered and the 2nd one delayed, how is that possible. Their tracking is deplorable, they lie trying to cover their butts.

Reviewed Sept. 13, 2026
They keep delivering products to the wrong house. They are not even in the right block, there are no blue homes in my area. Their customer service is deplorable to say the least and want you to wait around and see it whoever they delivered it to bring it to ya, hasn't happened yet and this is the 4th time, two of them I did not get refunds. I will be using Walmart for all my deliveries from now on.
Reviewed Sept. 12, 2026
⭐ 1 Star. Extremely disappointing experience with Amazon Customer Service. I ordered a BOGG BAG for $107, but the bag was never delivered. When I contacted Amazon, a representative gave me a written commitment stating, “Once the order is delivered to you, we will help you with refund and you can keep the items as well.” I have a screenshot of this conversation. Instead of honoring what I was told, Amazon later required me to return a bag that I never received. After contacting Customer Service multiple times, speaking with a supervisor, and escalating the issue to Executive Customer Relations, Amazon eventually refunded my original $107 and removed the return requirement.
Because I still needed the bag, I used that $107 refund to purchase another one. So I did not receive a free replacement—I essentially used the money I had already paid for the first bag to buy the second one. Even more frustrating, Amazon’s Executive Customer Relations team acknowledged that I had been given different information about receiving a free replacement, but still refused to honor the commitment. I have documentation and screenshots of everything. After being a longtime Amazon customer, this experience was incredibly frustrating and disappointing. Amazon needs to take responsibility when its representatives make written commitments to customers.

Reviewed Sept. 12, 2026
Lies, lies, lies. "Attempted delivery" never happened, delayed AC parts to an elderly woman during a heat wave. Horrible customer service. Worst communication for a large company in 2026. False promises. Required us to sit at home and wait for a package by requiring an in-person password in order to receive a package and I was told about said requirement on the day of delivery. Cancelled. Shipment in day of delivery, stating no availability.
Reviewed Sept. 11, 2026
Four times this summer drivers drove over big rocks and crushed bushes and solar lights. The instructions say no trucks in drive. It's posted at driveway as well. They continue to do it with one driver laughing at me and saying “I don't bother to read special instructions.” As he laughed he drove over my garden on purpose!!!!
Reviewed Sept. 11, 2026
I was gifted a Citizen Men's Promaster Sea Eco-Drive Stainless Steel Watch that was ordered by a third party through Amazon. Upon receiving the watch, it was obvious it had been previously opened, was missing links, missing the manual, missing the warranty information, missing paperwork and was not in brand new condition. Amazon was Immediately contacted and the return process completed, with the item being acknowledged as received by Amazon on 8/19/2026. Initially, the Amazon gift card funding date was showing just a few days after 8/19/2026, I did not receive the funds on the initial date shown and upon checking the status, it is "Refund issuance is delayed", first to September 6, then further delayed to September 16 as of now.
Amazon Customer Service was contacted on 8/31/2026. The response indicated the funds would be issued now and I would receive a status update in 3 business days. Neither of those things happened, instead what happened was the refund was further delayed. I reached out for support and was told no information could be provided until the account information from which the item was ordered was provided. I once again explained the item was received as a gift, with a gift receipt and was immediately returned following Amazon's policy when an item is received as a gift from someone else's account. The return has been acknowledged as received by Amazon, yet the funds have not been added to my Amazon account as I was told they would be. The status remains "Refund issuance has been delayed" with the date continuing to be moved further and further out.

Reviewed Sept. 11, 2026
Just went on Amazon (web version) to order some Dry Erase Markers and all I get is the Amazon Haul stuff with a 2-week delivery date. For an additional $.50 I can hop over to Walmart (which is what I did). Learned that there seems no way to exclude this TEMU junk from search results. Stables and Walmart appreciate Amazon's new format. As a Prime member I am re-evaluating my life choices.
Reviewed Sept. 10, 2026
My phone number was changed. I've called the only number available for Amazon 888-280-4331 everyday for a week trying to get this resolved. I was told they aren't able to transfer me to technical support line or person. I'm locked out of my account because of the 2 step verification placed on it. They insist on sending a text message to my old number which is no longer valid (this seems to be a language barrier issue). In the end, each representative gives me this recovery website that I've tried every day for a week that doesn't work https://www.amazon.com/a/recovery/upload.
I would think as progressive in technology that Amazon is, they would have a better system to resolve technical issues. When a customer calls and says this process isn't working and all the representatives can say is I'm sorry I can't help you, that's very frustrating. I used to think Amazon was great (and my previous order history will support that, but no one can get into it) now not so much, actually not much at all. I rarely write negative reviews because I know we all makes mistakes but this is an EPIC fail!!!. No resolution or care to resolve, they just keep reciting their script and that's all folks.
Reviewed Sept. 10, 2026
I don't know what's happened with Amazon but I'm done. Since when did they start sending heavy items through the USPS? My orders are never on time. In fact my last order which included a BD gift just disappeared. This seems to be happening a lot lately. Tired of rearranging my schedule for an Amazon delivery. They need to do better or they will be losing a lot of business.

Reviewed Sept. 10, 2026
Amazon customer service wow where do I begin. Thee worst I've ever dealt with. I'm so frustrated every time I have to deal with them which is quite often that I've decided that I'm done with Amazon. It's not worth the aggravation and they're not the only game in town anymore!!!!

Reviewed Sept. 9, 2026
Stay away from Amazon gift cards!!! When you peel the code in the back takes away the numbers. Looks like they put super glue purposely and you lose the money worth. I called and they said that I'll get credit for the $25. Never happened!!!

Reviewed Sept. 9, 2026
I placed an order on August 14, 2026. Today, September 9, 2026 I have not received my order. Last week I called and requested a cancellation and refund. I was told my credit card would be refunded within 3 business days. To date I still have not received my refund. I called again and was told I had to wait even longer before Amazon would refund my credit card. I have friends who are experiencing the same issue. I will never use Amazon again!
Reviewed Sept. 6, 2026
After speaking with 7 different associates at Amazon customer service, with promises that they understood my problem and wanted to help, and would elevate the issue to account management or submit an appeal for me, etc., I still have not been refunded my full purchase price for an item that came to me that was obviously previously worn and not even my size! They’re making me pay a restocking fee for shoes that were best put in the trash. When I received them, I immediately requested return instructions and submitted my reason why in the required space. I brought them to their return location at Staples the next day. I could not have worn them into that condition after one day, and they were two sizes too big. One of the shoes even had a sock stuffed inside it.
The only response I received after the very nice people in India (I think) tried to help me was an automated email with a bunch of links to get help… links I had already tried and always only circled back to nowhere. I have been a good customer for many years but this disappointing and disturbing situation with no end in sight is ridiculous!! Their customer service site took me around in circles for weeks now… It is set up so that you can never speak to anyone beyond the first line of defense… and they are only allowed to contact the next level by email. I’ve never experienced this kind of problem with any company ever. My rating is no stars, except for the nice folks in India who tried.
Reviewed Sept. 5, 2026
Sorry, something went wrong... Rufus was abducted by Alexa, and Alexa doesn't have time to help Amazon Shoppers! Where is Rufus? At least Rufus would let me ask a question instead of limiting me to things it only wants me to ask about. So Again... Where is Rufus? Don't get me wrong, I still shop Amazon, but why change what worked... admittedly not very well, but you weren't limited to prepicked selections to ask about.
Reviewed Sept. 5, 2026
If I could give a zero I would. Every time I order they NEVER ship on time or they lose the items. Worst shipping ever. Then when you cancel because you never get it they try to get you for a shipping charge. Insanity. The last order I just had was same day service. Lol. Days later still waiting. Guess I'll buy direct from now on.
Reviewed Sept. 4, 2026
Amazon use to be AMAZING....NOW THEY SUCK!!!! Why pay for PRIME and you get it the same time if not later as those not paying for prime. They also offer the next day early morning..THEY SHOULD REMOVE THAT SERVICE... The early morning next day is never on time and then it takes another 3-5 days...This is ridiculous... I feel like I may need to just cancel my Prime Membership since I wait just like everyone else!!!
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