When Does Amazon Charge for Pre-Orders?

Learn when Amazon charges for pre-orders and what you need to know about payment upon shipment.

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Amazon typically charges for pre-orders when the item ships. You'll see a pending charge initially, but actual billing occurs upon shipment. Consider checking Amazon's policies for specific details.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Do I get charged immediately for a pre-order on Amazon? No, Amazon typically charges your account when the item ships, not when you place the pre-order.
  2. What happens to my payment method if I cancel a pre-order? If you cancel a pre-order before it ships, you will not be charged, and any pending charges will be reversed.
  3. How can I track my pre-order on Amazon? You can track your pre-order by going to 'Your Orders' on Amazon and selecting the pre-order to view its status.
  4. Is there a charge for changing a pre-order on Amazon? There is typically no charge for changing the details of a pre-order, but be mindful of pricing or availability changes.

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