Contact Amazon Customer Service
Amazon Contact Information
Toll-Free Number:
- (866) 216-1072
Canadian Customer Service:
- (877) 586-3230
Customer Service:
- (866) 216-1072
- (888) 280-3321
- (866) 486-2360
- (866) 395-2090
- (866) 216-1075
- (866) 634-8379
- (888) 247-4080
Kindle Support:
- (866) 321-8851
- (800) 346-5538
- (866) 634-8380
- (866) 634-8381
Contact Page:
Email:
Headquarters Address:
Social Networks:
Summary of Amazon Customer Service Calls
Customers Contact Amazon to Ask about:
Activation/ Cancellation:
- “To cancel an order”
- “Cancellation Process”
Account:
- “Can not log into account”
- “Can't sign into my Amazon account”
Refund:
- “Kindle refund not yet granted”
Cards:
- “Because it said i won a gift card and now its telling me to download a game i do that and nothing ever works”
Return/ Replace:
- “I have returned the item i bought on amazon and it is 8th day and yet i have not received refund!!”
Shipping and Delivery:
- “Did not reseve an order that said it was deliverd”
Other:
- “Seller central contact”
- “My aidio books are not showing up on my kindle”
- “Check on an order”
Amazon Rating Stats
About Amazon
Shipping Service, Customer Care, Prime Membership, Membership, Review Listing
Account, Gift Card, Website, Fire Tv Streaming Stick, Marketplace
Product selection, Ordering online, Most of their products, Ease of checkout, Ease of purchasing
Customer service, Customer service, No manager follow up, Poor delivery service from amazon, Negative feedback not excepted
Amazon.com, Inc. is an American publicly held company. The company specializes in electronic commerce. Amazon is headquartered in Seattle, Washington. Amazon.com was launched as an on-line bookstore by Jeff Bezos in 1995. Later on the web site expanded into the other products lines of videotapes, DVD, music CDs, computer software, apparel, electronics, jewelry, sporting goods, toys, baby products, furniture, and so much more.
Amazon was one of the very first companies to sell merchandise on the Internet. In 1997 the company completed its initial public offering.
Amazon managed to survive the dot.com bubble burst in the end of 1990s and get profitable again.
Amazon is ranked 28 out of 332 in Auctions and Marketplaces category
USA, UK, Worldwide, Europe
