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Kindle purchase on Amazon is sub-par. The "single click" is in fact super annoying in my use case. I have an account with Amazon, with two different cards, one
by bambax 4y ago
Kindle purchase on Amazon is sub-par.
The "single click" is in fact super annoying in my use case. I have an account with Amazon, with two different cards, one for professional purchases and one for personal ones[0].
When I buy a physical thing I can choose the card when paying. But for Kindles that's not possible, so I have to change the default card before buy. Very annoyging.
Also, for some reason, as described by the OP, one can't add a Kindle book to any cart to buy more than one at a time... or even save it for later! Which is completely absurd and user hostile.
[0] It's also possible to have two different accounts, but that comes with different problems; I have a pro account with Amazon but never use it.
- rootusrootus 4y agoI agree, niche cases are niche, and when the experience is optimized for Joe Average then your niche case may very well become less convenient.
- themadturk 4y agoThis is me at Christmas. I got a ton of Amazon gift cards and spent them all on Kindle books the same day, because it's a hassle changing my default payment method to ignore cards. Don't want to spend my Christmas money on the next Amazon subscription shipment of Kind Bars, toothpaste and Kickstarts!