Amazon.com, Inc. Reviews 

It's a company worth over a trillion dollars and they can't afford customer service. I has an issue that could have been solved in 5 seconds but the only options for help are to speak with a worthless robot or follow an equally useless set of self help links. I'm deleting my account and swearing off ordering from them again, I encourage others to do the same. Let's see how much money they save on customer service when Noone is a customer.

Their "guaranteed" delivery dates aren't worth the pixels used to show them. It's usually 1 day to 1.5 weeks early. When it is early, it's being delivered late in the day on the new "guaranteed" delivery date.
I've had to cancel many appointments as a result of this, and am out at least $300 because of it.
I truly wish they would stick to the original delivery date.
I have a friend that's a lawyer. I'm tempted to ask him if these "guaranteed" delivery dates, that never are guaranteed, could be a basis for a false advertising charge.

How amazon still not closed?
Simply the worse shop ever built from all perspectives, it's only bugs, payments errors, customer service incompetent, they change delivery date as they wish, they violate their own rules and policies as it's better for them, it's a company working with the worse practices I ever see, they only want your money, nothing else? Only blind people can buy from Amazon, they are the most expensive with the worse service and nothing here makes sense! This only a shopgkr intelligent people!, Normally it should be closed and they should pay billions of fines for violate laws everyday!

Absolutely puzzles me that this company gets so low ratings. I have only good things to say about them. Where else you can get most of the items delivered to you the next day? Where else do you have such selection?

To me this is the best shopping portal. Period.

Faite tres tres attention ne pas acheter de graines sur amazon les colis vienne de wu han ou le covid a demarer et les colis arrive camoufler de facon a rentrer illegalement au canada et ljai ete malade quelque heures apres avoir ouvert le colis

Basically steals your money. Items don't get delivered, Amazon says it's not eligible for return/refund. Offers courtesy credit, I purchase items that never arrive. Amazon can't find them either, tells me the only option is refund, but then refuses to refund the courtesy credit. They scammed me! After years of being a loyal customer, I've had enough! 😮‍💨😓 spoke to supervisor, he refused to properly identify himself (because he knows he lied & scammed me!) He would only tell me his name is "dj" 😒

I bought a lot of fishing gear in the last few months off Amazon and I was very happy. Then I ordered new line for my reel. They said it would be inin 5 days on a Sunday. They said it was shipped. Sunday came and the site said it would be in that day. Around noon I checked and it said my line would be in by 8 PM so I took the old line off my reel. A couple hours later I got an email saying it would now be in 6 days later, even though they said that morning that it was at the Amazon facility and would be in that day. THEY LIED TO ME. So now I have to go all week without fishing because THEY LIED TO ME. Otherwise I wouldn't have taken my old line off until the new stuff came in. I immediately cancelled my prime and now am waiting for my line and one other order they LIED about. Then I am DONE with Amazon. Very unethical. This was Amazon Canada.

The most concerning practice of Amazon is to send written documentation of "guaranteed" delivery dates, only to change them at the end of the day.
Monitor ordered Tuesday, email of the "Prime Two Day Shipping" guaranteed date is Friday.
New email this evening (Fri) telling me my new guaranteed delivery date is Monday!

Guarantee: provide a formal assurance or promise,
especially that certain conditions shall be fulfilled relating to a product, service, or transaction

I returned my order through Purolater 2 weeks ago. I had called Amazon regarding my refund and was told they see I dropped it off and I will receive my refund. I just called back again and now they say they cannot see that I dropped it off. I was on the line for over 30 minutes and had enough and hung up. You cannot even on their website find how to contact them. I am considering closing my Amazon account altogether. The service sucks. It's not worth anymore ordering with them. Returns are terrible now.

The agent was speaking over me, had an attitude for no reason, he kept cutting me of and calling me Reem, which is not my name. I eventually told him my name again. He brushed me, and put me on hold for a while. Came back, and called me Reem again. I told him that it's now my second time telling him that my name is not Reem. He then hung up on me. I called back for a supervisor, waited almost an hour. the supervisor said they couldn't process my complaint due to system issues. I called back the next day, I waited a while and this "supervisor" sounded like the same person. He called me Lee (I'm a woman and my name is not Lee) He proceeded to tell me the reason for my call, and when he finally stopped talking I began and he hung up. I think outsourcing customer service to the Philippines was a mistake, the agents have no respect for clients.

Almost every product I've purchased in the last 1.5 years from Amazon has died.
They no longer do anything for customer satisfaction, just give you a phone number to call the manufacturer for warrenty (3rd party seller) who never responds or answers their voice-mail or messages.
Amazon used to at least try to support customer retention, now they could care less. I've had to go through multiple agents to get this resolved. Purchased a dog grooming kit, it died after the 2nd use within 5 months and they can only offer a partial credit, had to finally escalate to a supervisor as the agents do nothing.
Amazon should back up the products they sell or stop allowing crappy 3rd party sub-par sellers to sell products on their platform. Posting a negative review does nothing as I still see the same sellers selling their lousy products (Oneisall dog grooming clippers) and sometimes the review gets removed.
Time to spend my money elsewhere.

I changed my payment method to my checking account yet my payment didn't go through for prime membership. I assume I can no longer purchase on Amazon either. I keep getting messages that I need to update my payment method, but I already did.

I was unable to get a chat option after trying several times. Being.alone, elderly, hard of hearing, I don't do well at all with phone calls. Even worse, Amazon knows they have this exact same proplem with others. With chat all messed up and my having a pretty good idea they won't go to the trouble to respond to this as individuals are of little concern to them...I guess I'm out of luck... C'est la vie

I live in an apartment and landlord will not fix my buzzer. Amazon tried to deliver and drove away without calling me...... dumb drivers should call before they leave. Morons

Everybody knows that Amazon.ca reviews are often manipulated by the sellers, and Amazon does very little about it. This has gained the criticism of governments and nonprofit consumer groups alike. But what surprised me lately is that Amazon.ca itself seems to have changed its policy whereby any negative product review is rejected. I have been shopping at Amazon.ca for many years, and have submitted hundreds of honest reviews, some positive and some negative. They are always polite and moderately worded. Lately, I got sucked into buying several egregiously-counterfeit, misleading, and poor-quality products that were sold through Amazon.ca, and out of the four polite, moderate and honest reviews I submitted, three negative reviews were rejected, and only the one positive review was published. Two of the sellers short-shipped the order with only half of the product promised, and Amazon.ca even rejected those two reviews complaining of being short shipped, despite their clearly misleading description of quantity on the Amazon.ca site! My third letter complained that I got no response to my concern from the seller’s customer service department … is this an inappropriate or unfair criticism of a seller who is clearly scamming Amazon’s customers? The letter rejecting the reviews made a vague reference to “community standards“, but there was no reference to what community standards were allegedly violated, inappropriate, or irrelevant. My language is always moderate and tempered. The rejection email comes from a “no reply” email address. There is no appeal. There is no follow up. There is no further explanation. The link in the rejection email refers you to a page that gives NO explanation of “community standards” the customer has purportedly not met. It further invites you to the customer service hub for further review, but there is NO link or subject-heading to take up the matter of a rejected review. Amazon simply doesn’t want to know if it’s sellers are cheating their customers. It became very apparent to me that Amazon.ca has either changed staff who supervise reviews, or more likely, changed policies whereby the purpose of reviewing customer reviews is to censor-out poor reviews, and only promote positive ones. This has shaken my trust entirely in Amazon’s role, as they now appear to manipulate and cherry-pick their own customers’ honest reviews to sell more products. I have gone back into my account and deleted all the hundreds of reviews I have put in over the years because I will NOT participate in a corrupt system where reviews are meaningless, perpetuated by Amazon.ca itself. I strongly encourage anyone else who is disgusted by the lack of integrity in a crooked review system, to do the same. Even for Amazon.ca which already suffers a poor reputation, I am appalled at the corporate greed and high-handed manner customer reviews are being manipulated by Amazon.ca, and I will no longer submit any reviews or participate in this corrupt system of manipulating false reviews to sell more merchandise.

Been nothing but issues with Amazon lately. Items being undeliverable when we were reordering and the first one came no issues. 5 day delays for extreme weather in the area when it's sunny, customer service changing delivery dates after I had already rescheduled to a day that I would be home to receive packages in an area prone to drug addicts and crime. Delivering used items when I paid for new then not following through with the compensation promises such as promotional credit and refunds for prime when 2 day deliveries turn into 10 day deliveries when I live in the heart of a big city and not a rural area. Delivering our packages to the wrong door. The list goes on. I've canceled my prime and will be shopping elsewhere even if it will cost a bit more. Will just have to make sure I'm buying enough supplies to qualify for free shipping. Not hard with 3D printer filament. I will no longer be shopping Amazon and will be discarding of our alexa. There are other similar devices that are not connected. I'm now on the boycott Amazon band wagon.

Shocking experience to say the least. Amazon has become a FRAUDULENT company. I never expected to see such a thing, but they charged me twice for an item even though I returned it the day after receiving it. They put one of the charges on a gift card without me accepting and they reversed the second charge to my credit card.

It was an exasperating ordeal via emails, chats and phone and no one can even tell me why I was charged twice and some reps only saw one charge. I was pulling my hair out each time I interacted with their customer service as they all had the same generic responses. Not listening to my concerns or perhaps just pretending because they knew exactly what happened, and not caring about the fact that I suspected a technical glitch on their website with the return. If only it was a glitch, but it is apparently done on purpose to fool the customers.

I am making an official complaint to the authorities about their sneaky practice.

Looking at some internet comments, it looks like they have done this before to other customers.

I think I'll just go back to finding what I need on different websites or shopping locally.

I watch TV often through Amazon Prime. No complaints there.

I don't order packages often, but who can complain about free shipping, and overnight delivery (in Mississauga).

The one complaint I have (and it's a big one for me), is that even though my delivery instructions say to knock on door when delivering, deliveries are usually dropped at my front door in the hallway of an apartment building without knocking on the door. I'm waiting for the package, so a simple loud knock on my door would let me know that my package has arrived. Without the knock, my package could be sitting in the hallway for hours, just waiting for someone to steal it. That being said, I've not had any major problems since signing up a couple of years ago.

Manufacturer and Amazon failed me, didn't deliver order after 10 months and cancelled just now! 7 months ago I called to either cancel or get the items as well, and the Amazon rep LIED to me saying they were getting the mufflers and resonators back in stock already so I should just wait.... and nothing. Destroyed my project and now increasing pricing for me as I could have gotten those parts in the order elsewhere nearly 11 months earlier! (now it's winter)
They are also blocking me from posting reviews about this on their website due to "community whatever"

AKS1MKFAIT0NS. I added my merchant token, I want to reactive my account. I demand a second review for my account. They didn't review the appeals.

First I have proof to back-up the various negative experiences I've had with my Amazon orders. They give the customer the option of providing Delivery Instructions upon placing their order. Overwhelmingly, instructions haven't been followed since doing business with them over 10 years. Many of my orders that show 'Delivered' went missing. With the exception of 3 seperate orders (smart tv and computer peripherals 2023 & computer mouse 2024), ALL other orders were left in an unsecured area of the property, ignoring my delivery instructions. It's gotten so bad that an Amazon logistics rep has instructed me to email him after placing an order so their department can convey this to the seller and their delivering company. Sadly it's hit and miss and I've suffered injuries retrieving heavy deliveries on my own. Getting refunds and online credits do not make up for the multiple inconveniences they've caused. After my next two purchases I am cancelling my subscription to Amazon Prime/Movies and closing my account permanently. At the moment, I am looking into how I can file a formal complaint to an organization that advocates for customers. Amazon is not the only game in town with competitive prices.