For many people, Amazon is a part of their everyday lives. From buying books to electronics, Amazon has become an invaluable resource for people around the world.
However, some users may find themselves wanting to delete their Amazon account for various reasons. Before doing so, it’s important to understand what happens when you delete an Amazon account.
The immediate effects
Once an Amazon account is deleted, all of the user’s personal information associated with that account will be removed from the website. This includes any stored payment methods, address books, and order history. In addition, any purchases made with the account will no longer be accessible and may need to be re-downloaded if they are digital products.
Continued use of services
If a user has an active subscription to any services such as Prime Video or Kindle Unlimited, they will continue to have access until the subscription ends or is cancelled. Additionally, any credits or gift cards associated with the account will remain valid and can still be used by other family members.
Account reactivation
If a user decides to reactivate their Amazon account in the future, they will have to create a new one from scratch. This means all previous information associated with that account will not be transferred over and it will be necessary for them to set up payment methods and address books again.
Conclusion:
Deleting an Amazon account can have serious implications for how users access and interact with the website in the future.
All personal information associated with an account is immediately removed when it is deleted and any subscription services must be cancelled or allowed to expire before deleting. If a user decides to reactivate their Amazon account in the future, they will have to start from scratch and all previous information will not be transferred over.