Amazon.com keeps on file your whole order history: by default, just your orders for the previous six months are shown, from most latest to oldest. The orders page is divided between physical items and virtual items, such as Kindle eBooks, MP3 music and downloadable audiobooks, etc. Orders that are cancelled are on a section of their own. To see your latest orders and choose Your Orders. As shown on the screenshot to see orders you placed select a time period or year from the dropdown. When filing your taxes Excellent instrument, and you're trying to find tax company expenditures that are deductible! - Digital goods don't go so becomes its order - enough.
You buy goods, there is a brand-new order simply created you check out: that order includes whether sold by Amazon or a 3rd party vendor. Depending upon the number of items you purchased not all items can be visible on the order page. To see all items, click the Order Details link. If you don't recall you recall the name of the item, or a keyword it comprised, although you purchased something, it is possible to hunt your order history. Type something in the Search all requests text box and click Search Orders. Notice from my example that you could be pretty vague: so long as this word appears in the description of the product, Amazon will locate this item! - Since Amazon searches your whole purchase history, no need to specify a date: each game will be return, showing your most latest orders first. As you can see in the screenshot, it looks at every order you set - books, toys, food, etc. You can click every item's Order details link to get more specifics, such as price, seller, package tracking info, and more.
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