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Jeff Bezos founded Amazon.com in 1994. Amazon’s mission is to be Earth's most customer-centric company. Amazon offers low prices and fast delivery on millions of items, provides thousands of movies and TV shows through Prime Video, designs and builds the bestselling Kindle, Fire and Echo devices and Alexa voice recognition service, and empowers companies and governments in over 190 countries around the world with the leading cloud computing infrastructure through Amazon Web Services. Bezos is also the founder of aerospace company Blue Origin, which is working to lower the cost and increase the safety of spaceflight, and he is owner of the Washington Post. Bezos has launched two philanthropic organizations. The Bezos Earth Fund helps fund nonprofits preserving and protecting the natural world, and The Bezos Day One Fund provides grants to nonprofits to help homeless families and is creating a network of preschools in low-income communities. Bezos graduated summa cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa in electrical engineering and computer science from Princeton University in 1986, and was named TIME Magazine’s Person of the Year in 1999.
Andy Jassy is President and CEO of Amazon.com and also serves on the Board of Directors. He founded and led Amazon Web Services (AWS) from its inception and served as its CEO from April 2016 until July 2021. He joined Amazon in 1997 and, prior to founding AWS, held various leadership roles across the company, including both business-to-business and business-to-consumer. He serves on the Trust of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, on the Board of Trustees for Rainier Scholars, and as Chair of Rainier Prep’s Board of Directors. He has an AB from Harvard University and an MBA from Harvard Business School.
Mr. Olsavsky joined Amazon.com in April 2002. As CFO of Amazon.com, he oversees the company's overall financial activities, including controllership, tax, treasury, analysis, investor relations, internal audit and financial operations. Prior to becoming Senior Vice President and CFO in June 2015, he served as Vice President, Finance and CFO for the Global Consumer Business. In his role as Vice President, Finance and CFO for the Global Consumer Business, Mr. Olsavsky had oversight and responsibility for the finance team supporting Amazon.com websites, merchant services, and fulfillment operations and subsidiaries. From 2007 to 2010, Mr. Olsavsky was Vice President, Finance for Amazon's North America retail business unit and acquisitions, and from 2002 to 2007 Mr. Olsavsky led the finance departments for Amazon's Worldwide Operations organization. Prior to joining Amazon.com, Mr. Olsavsky spent seven years at Fisher Scientific, where he held a variety of financial and business management roles, and a total of eight years at BF Goodrich and Union Carbide, where he held a variety of financial and operational roles. Mr. Olsavsky received a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Penn State and an MBA in Finance from Carnegie Mellon University.
Send an e-mail to Amazon: cs-reply@amazon.com
Email is a good option for communicating with Amazon when you need a written record of your message or when additional (digital) documents need to be added, but if you need an immediate response it is better to call or message them. In general it takes longer to get get a response using e-mail.
For complex issues that require additional (physical) documentation, sending a letter to Amazon is usually the best way of communicating. This will allow you to clearly and thoroughly articulate your problem or question and provide any necessary documents. When sending documents by mail, it's important to provide copies rather than the original documents.
To ensure that your letter arrives safely and to keep track of its delivery, send it via registered mail. This type of delivery is more reliable and enables you to track the progress of your letter from start to finish.
A contact form is a convenient way to communicate with Amazon and get the information you need. It allows you to easily and quickly send a message to Amazon and receive a response.
Depending on the volume of inquiries Amazon receives, it may take some time for them to respond. If you need an immediate reaction call Amazon.
Messaging apps can be an easy and effective way to get in contact with Amazon. It allows you to communicate with Amazon in real-time, and most of the time you get a response faster than you would through other channels such as email, phone or social media.
For most messaging apps options, you have to create an account. Although they are free to use, you will have to fill out your personal details. For most messaging apps options, you have to download software on your mobile device or computer.
If you have a sensitive or a confidential issue to discuss with Amazon (or any other company/authority), it may be better to contact Amazon through a more private channel, such as by phone or email because social media is a public platform, your message may be seen by other users.
You can find tracking information in your order details. If an order includes multiple items, each may have separate delivery dates and tracking information.
Want to track a package? Find tracking information, your tracking ID and order details from Your Orders.
Depending on the shipping method you chose, it's possible that the tracking information might not be visible immediately.
Items sent by third-party sellers from the Amazon Marketplace can in some cases also be tracked. It's possible if the seller has shared this information with Amazon and you have chosen a traceable shipping method.
If the estimated delivery date for your package has passed and your tracking information hasn't changed, allow an additional day or two for the package to be delivered. Read more about our recommended actions on Late Deliveries.
If your package shows as delivered but you haven't yet received it, go to Find a Missing Package that Shows as Delivered to find out which steps you can take.
Amazon.com Gift Cards can be used on a large number of products, however there are some restrictions.
Amazon.com Gift Cards can't be used to purchase other gift cards or applied to any order containing another gift card. You'll need to provide a credit card, debit card, or other valid payment method to pay for the order if you have gift cards in your Shopping Cart. Amazon.com Gift Cards can't be transferred to another account once the claim code has been redeemed. Amazon.com Gift Cards aren't returnable or refundable, except as required by law.
For more information, go to the help page: About Amazon.com Gift Card Restrictions.
Do not open attachments or click on links from suspicious looking emails. If you have already done so, take these system protection steps.
Amazon takes phishing and spoofing attempts on our customers very seriously. Immediately forward and report suspicious emails or phone calls to our Customer Protection Review team. You can also learn about phishing and spoofing from our help articles.
You can find tracking information in your order details. If an order includes multiple items, each may have separate delivery dates and tracking information.
Depending on the shipping method you chose, it's possible that the tracking information might not be visible immediately.
Items sent by third-party sellers from the Amazon Marketplace can in some cases also be tracked. It's possible if the seller has shared this information with Amazon and you have chosen a traceable shipping method.
If the estimated delivery date for your package has passed and your tracking information hasn't changed, allow an additional day or two for the package to be delivered. Read more about our recommended actions on Late Deliveries.
If your package shows as delivered but you haven't yet received it, go to Find a Missing Package that Shows as Delivered to find out which steps you can take.
If tracking shows as delivered in Your Orders but you cannot locate your item(s); Try your safe place location, check with neighbors if safe to do so or contact the carrier (some carriers deliver until 10pm).
If your tracking information shows that your package was delivered, but you can't find it:
If you received your package and an item is missing, do the following:
Product Features
Amazon Shopping offers app-only benefits to help make shopping on Amazon faster and easier than shopping on your desktop.
Never miss a delivery
Get real-time tracking and delivery notifications so you know where your package is and when it arrives.
Know exactly what you’re purchasing
Full 360° product view lets you see items from every angle. “View in you room” makes sure it fits by using your phone’s camera and VR so you can see it in your space.
We’ll notify you when items go on sale
Just tap the heart icon to save items to Your Lists and we’ll alert you of price drops so you don’t miss a deal.
Never forget your password
Save time by staying securely signed in. If you prefer to sign out, use facial or fingerprint identification to sign back in.
Connect with us when it works best for you
Live chat support is open 24 hours, 7 days a week. Once you’ve started a chat, it stays that way for 24 hours so you don’t have to start your support session from the beginning.
We’ll find that item for you
Not sure of an item’s brand or where to but it? Just tap the scan icon in the search bar, take a picture of the item or its barcode, and we’ll find it for you.
Product Description
Browse, search, view product details, read reviews, and purchase millions of products. We deliver to 100+ countries in as quickly as 3-5 days. Whether you’re buying gifts, reading reviews, tracking orders, scanning products, or just shopping, Amazon Shopping app offers more benefits than shopping on Amazon via your desktop.
Important Note Regarding Permissions
Please note that the Amazon Shopping app requires access to the following services to operate properly:
* Contacts: Allows you to send Amazon gift cards to your contacts or invitation to install the Amazon app.
* Camera: Allows the Amazon app to access your camera on the device. You can use your camera to find products by scanning the cover or its barcode, to add gift cards and credit cards, or to add pictures in the product reviews.
* Flashlight: Allows the Amazon app to turn on the flashlight. You can use the flashlight to find products with the camera feature even in low-light or dark conditions.
* Microphone: Allows the Amazon app to access your microphone to use your voice to search and interact with your Assistant.
* Location: Allows the Amazon app to access your location to help you discover local offers and select addresses fast.
* Account: Allows you to share products on Amazon with your friends and families through Facebook or other social networks.
* Phone: Allows the Amazon app to pre-populate the Amazon Customer Service number on your phone’s keypad.
* Storage: Allows the Amazon app to store your preferences so that some features can load and run faster on the device.
* Wi-Fi: This permissions is used when setting up either a Dash Button or Dash Wand using the Amazon Shopping app.
The Amazon App for Tablets is available on Google Play. Search for "Amazon Tablet" to install the app and begin shopping.
For customers located within the European Union, United Kingdom, Brazil, or Turkey: By using this app, you agree to Amazon’s Conditions of Use applicable for your country. Please also see the applicable Privacy Notice, Cookies Notice and Interest-Based Ads Notice for your country. Links to these terms and notices can be found in the footer of your local Amazon homepage.
For all other customers: By using this app, you agree to the applicable Amazon Conditions of Use (e.g. www.amazon.com/conditionsofuse) and Privacy Notice (e.g. www.amazon.com/privacy) for your country. Links to these terms and notices can be found in the footer of your local Amazon homepage.
Allthough we could not find an online feedback form for Amazon, there are always other options to give feedback. Here are some other options you could use to give feedback to Amazon
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