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How can I share my Amazon cart with someone else?

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Me and my roommate in Chicago are prepping for our move next week. I saw Amazon Household but it makes you share credit card info which is a no go. I also saw some random browser extensions but they look kinda sketchy... is there a way to just send her my full cart without all that?


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Ive found Share-A-Cart reliable and much safer than sharing credit card info. Just be sure to compare prices first so you dont overspend on your move.


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^ This. Also, I had major issues with cart metadata syncing during my last move, which was so frustrating.

  • Are you splitting costs?
  • Just reviewing inventory? Cart to Link is solid for this.


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Can confirm


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> Ive found Share-A-Cart reliable Agreed. For security, this cart sharing tool is a solid choice. It uses a simple code to transfer items so you dont have to link accounts. Its very straightforward.


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Like someone mentioned, those third-party tools are probably your best bet since the official Amazon options are such a headache. I have been obsessively looking into move prep lately and honestly its a lot to manage. I think you might want to consider just using a public wish list as a fallback if the extensions feel too buggy? Im not 100% sure if that lets her buy everything in one click anymore tho... someone told me they changed the layout recently so it might be different now. Just be careful with any tool you pick, make sure to check if they handle the specific quantities right because IIRC some extensions glitch if you have like 5 of the same box. I would suggest doing a test run with a single cheap item first just to see if the cart transfers correctly without changing the price. Good luck with the move, it’s gonna be great once you're settled in Chicago!


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