[Clay Moore]

There would be semi trucks queuing around my driveway!

[disndat]

Don’t let moochelle know.

[LesbianThespianGymnasticMidget]

Don't worry. They are pressing other buttons.

[plangent]

It’s modern marketing and intended for a house full of kids or a family of obsessive-compulsives.

[Excellence]

It doesn’t work that way. You can only order once, and not again, until the order is delivered. So, no repeat orders.

[Larry Lucido]

For decades the family phone provided the same risk. Remember 977 numbers?

[CodeToad]

Most families comparatively shop. They just don’t blindly order at any price.

[Iscool]

I don’t do one click any more...Last time I hit the one click, a little note popped up claiming my personal information didn’t go thru...Said to try again...

I did...

Couple days later I received two of the items with two deductions from my bank account...

To their credit they they fixed the problem as soon as I sent the extra item back...

[usconservative]

They've had those for awhile, they're called DASH buttons. Fortunately our kids are older, but if they were still young I'd make sure those were out of reach/out of sight so they weren't viewed as toys.

I thought about getting a few for convenience sake. Still might. I do much of my commodities ordering from Amazon and JET. It's nice to have the box of stuff I need delivered to my doorstep "just in time" and not have to take trips to the store. Amazon and JET are generally cheaper than the local stores too.

[Mears]

You get an order alert on your phone so you can cancel.

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[Cobra64]

Remove the credit card information.

[taxesareforever]

So, you give your kids your password? Don’t blame the kids or Amazon.