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Random items getting added to my cart in Amazon
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have these things happened to any of you?
for around 6 months, once in a week or two weeks some random items getting added in bulk to my cart. in 10s, 50s,100s... nothing happens after that. neither the order goes through nor it detects any money from my account. but curious how these things happen .
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Disable browser extensions (Price trackers, tab reloaders and such)
Any of your family members using your account (incl Prime?). My Prime account is used by all my family-4/5 members and similar random things were being added to cart. Later realized, it was done by my wife who was also logged into her Amazon account but my cart was being filled, courtesy of prime linkage.
cashif wrote:Yup, same happens with me.. i have shared prime with my relatives and that automatically sign-in for Amazon app and they start shopping with my account without even realisingAny of your family members using your account (incl Prime?). My Prime account is used by all my family-4/5 members and similar random things were being added to cart. Later realized, it was done by my wife who was also logged into her Amazon account but my cart was being filled, courtesy of prime linkage.
cashif wrote:thats not the case. I am the only one who orders online.Any of your family members using your account (incl Prime?). My Prime account is used by all my family-4/5 members and similar random things were being added to cart. Later realized, it was done by my wife who was also logged into her Amazon account but my cart was being filled, courtesy of prime linkage.
my sister does but she has a separate account. doesnt live with us
getready wrote:a possible reason. I have lots of such extensionsDisable browser extensions (Price trackers, tab reloaders and such)
jammy_r420915 wrote:Just check the devices logged in on your account, log out of all others if it is just you using.
thats not the case. I am the only one who orders online.
my sister does but she has a separate account. doesnt live with us
jammy_r420915 wrote:New ads/marketing strategy. 1/2 extensions started this last year and now a lot many are doing it. Not harmful (no different than "Add to cart" ones) but its annoying to see multiple products in bulk quantities in the cart
a possible reason. I have lots of such extensions
In account settings, find logout from all the devices
Even if you share the account for Prime Benefits, it will change the login in all the Amazon related apps.
Same thing happening 😒
Keepa... It's definitely keepa💁🏼 (atleast for me)
disable it for a period and see for yourself that no longer random item (in quantity of 1000s) added to the cart
Yeah, noticing random items added in bulk. Not something anyone would normally purchase.
Do you have alexa devices in your home? It may be possible someone is adding the items through voice commands
getready wrote:Disable browser extensions (Price trackers, tab reloaders and such)
Is there any extension to Auto buy from Flipkart / Amazon etc when Item come back in stock?
yepp seen in my account 100+ ,1000+ of the one item added to the cart

bdatta1981 wrote:Do you have alexa devices in your home? It may be possible someone is adding the items through voice commands
Alishaaa achaar utha ke laa de table se
Alexa - Item added to cart successfully 😂
jammy_r420915 wrote:
a possible reason. I have lots of such extensions
Log-out from all the devices & when you will need to login to Amazon, ONLY use the "Incognito" mode or "inPrivate" mode if you are using Edge browser...In mobile browsers also, you can use this feature...
After you are done visiting, buying etc on Amazon, just close the browser & nothing (cookies, login details etc) will saved in your computer...In this way, you won't have to disable any extensions from your browsers because by-default, all the extensions stay disabled when you are browsing in the Incognito/InPrivate mode...
Also enable 2-Step Authentication in your Amazon settings...Whenever someone will try to log-in to your Amazon account from any unsaved/unknown/new device, you will get an OTP in your mobile to login...I have 2-Step/2FA enabled in all the sites (& Gmail) where they support this mandatory security feature...
saucap wrote:house of john wickAlishaaa achaar utha ke laa de table se
Alexa - Item added to cart successfully 😂
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/M8d5W...9I
https://www.reddit.com/r/amazon/comments/75efif...
found this reddit thread
jammy_r420915 wrote:Any repeat instances after disabling extensions?https://www.reddit.com/r/amazon/comments/75efif...
found this reddit thread
guess amazon is predicting my future that i am going to start an electricals shop... this happened to me today and worst is i had reset my password 2 days back and had the MFA turned on 😡
arundass007378 wrote:do you use keepa?
guess amazon is predicting my future that i am going to start an electricals shop... this happened to me today and worst is i had reset my password 2 days back and had the MFA turned on 😡
jammy_r420915 wrote:I use, seems like yesterday random product added to my cart too
do you use keepa?
Ask your friends or family to see who is using your account, and then you'd better change the password of your account.
jammy_r420915 wrote:yes.. so keepa is the culprit?
do you use keepa?

Logout of all devices and change password too for safety.
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