I want to make sure that closing your Amazon.com account won't cause problems with any open transactions or other websites you might visit. Here are some things to keep in mind: -- If you use your Amazon.com log-in on other sites (e.g., Endless.com, Audible.com, certain international Amazon sites, etc.), you'll also lose access to those accounts. -- If you've placed orders on AmazonLocal, you'll no longer have access to your vouchers. -- Any open orders you have will be canceled. -- All subscriptions will be canceled (Amazon Prime, Subscribe and Save, etc.). -- If you have a remaining Amazon.com Gift Card or promotional credit balance, you won't have access to use the funds. -- Returns and refunds can't be processed for orders on closed accounts. -- You won't be able to re-download the Kindle content purchased on this account. -- You won't be able to access Amazon Cloud Drive content, Amazon Instant Video content, or Amazon Appstore content. -- Your Amazon Payments account will be closed and can't be reopened. -- We can't transfer the history of an account to another account. -- You'll no longer have access to your Associates, Amazon Web Services, Seller, Author Central, Kindle Direct Publishing and/or Mechanical Turk accounts.
Trying to tell you they are everywhere and emmeshed in everything. Creepy.