AmazonReviews 11,108

I bought an expensive pram set that cost us more than $1,000.00. The transaction went through but after one day I was informed that my account was fraudulent. Four reps told me I did not pass all security checks and I had to call Amazon. Com because they flagged my account and even inactivated it. Not only was I accused of being a fraud because of their own error. I was sublected to too much stress. Probably they dont get as much people to buy more than a thousand dollars everyday so its a red flag for them. My bank even had to call them and ask what was wrong with the transactions since the bank approved of it. I used a debit card (GOOD as Cash)

STAY AWAY FROM THIS SITE THAT CALLS YOU A FRAUD WHEN you buy something expensive and that sends them red flags. STAY OUT OF THIS SITE that gives you stress more than convenience. For the inconvenience they gave me, they were happy to give me a $10 dollar discount. Yeah! What a beautiful business I had with them

I believe Amazon is involved in fraud. They seem to have a glitch in their online ordering system that causes you to order items that you do not want. I was ordering two books, but had others in my shopping cart, I selected a quantity of 0 on the items that I did not want. The only step to proceed from that page was to place the order, and the items that I had select as 0 quantity where ordered. Immediately afterwards I cancelled the order! And received confirmation of the cancelation, but still the order was placed. So now even if I cancel my order I still have to pay shipping. A company as big as this would not make their website so user friendly with out it being an intentional way to make customers spend more $$ then the intend to. Seems like fraud to me.

Amazon.com is the Internet's most trusted and reliable department store. It's great not only for purchasing products and product research, but is also an effective place to conduct research on all types of topics.

Started as an online bookstore in Jeff Bezos' Bellevue, WA garage in 1995, when online stores of any kind were rare and novel, Amazon.com has become much more than merely the top place to shop for nearly anything. Amazon.com has become a full-blown Internet portal to compete with Yahoo!, Microsoft and Google, offering account holders for free in many cases many cloud storage and processing services, as well as spawning or acquiring a diverse set of other, non-flagship online properties.

Many don't know Amazon has owned the popular and indispensable Internet Movie Database (imdb.com) since 1998. They run alexa.com, providers of information about web traffic. Amazon Mechanical Turk (mturk.com), wihose slogan "Artificial Artificial Intelligence" always gets a light chuckle from me, is a great place to make a little extra cash or find some humans to do tasks online that only humans can do. Zappos.com is a repackaging of their shoe and shoe-related offerings. And in 2013 Amazon.com gobbled up goodreads.com, a book lover's social networking site.

I'm sure they're not perfect, but speaking only for myself I have ordered many kinds items here and thee through the years and I have never had a problem. Most recently I ordered my first 64-bit system in many different pieces and orders through them and all the parts have shown up on time or early and all the parts were what they were supposed to be, as, dealing with a firm as well-known and established as Amazon is, I expected them to be.