So I've been using Amazon for basically forever and usually I'm the one explaining how to use the UI to my parents, but I've hit a wall with the German site. My roommate and I are trying to coordinate this huge order for our new place in Berlin—we have about 450 Euros worth of stuff like a kettle, specific cleaning supplies, and some decor sitting in my cart right now. The problem is I need him to look at the whole list and approve everything or swap some brands before I hit buy, but I cannot for the life of me find a share button.
I thought about just sending him my login info but thats a huge security risk with my Prime account and saved cards, so thats a hard no. I tried moving everything to a Wishlist but for some reason a bunch of the 'Limited Time' deals don't carry over the same price or they just show as unavailable in the list view for him. It's super frustrating because we're on a tight timeline to get this stuff delivered by next Tuesday and I'm honestly starting to panic a little bit.
Is there some kind of browser extension or a hidden share cart feature on Amazon.de that I'm missing? I really dont want to have to manually copy and paste 30 different product links into a WhatsApp chat just for him to look at them... there has to be a better way to do this, right?
Honestly, Amazon still hasnt fixed this and its so frustrating. I missed a massive discount on a vacuum last month because my roommate couldnt see the deal price in the shared wishlist... totally ruined our budget for the week. Since the site is basically useless for sharing, i usually just use a handy cart sharer to send the whole list. It actually preserves those limited time prices so you dont get screwed on the total.
I had a similar scare with my current setup. I almost gave my password to a buddy but then realized how much info they could see... definitely be careful with your data.
Actually, that's not quite right; I'm very satisfied with a handy cart sharer. It manages budgets professionally and keeps those discount prices accurate for group orders.