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How to find the full history of your Amazon purchases

I think it’s hard to find someone who doesn’t use Amazon. The truth is that Amazon is such a big player in the retail market that almost everyone in Western countries uses Amazon to shop.

Moreover, many already have a shopping history of hundreds or even thousands of items. As a result, you can forget what you bought and how much you paid.

However, if you want to know how many items you bought and how much money you spent on them, you can look it up in your Amazon account.

How to see your Amazon purchases

To see your Amazon purchase history you need to do the following:

  • Sign in to your account
  • Then click ‘Returns & Orders’ in the top right corner
How to find your Amazon purchase history
  • Select the time period you want to see your orders for (as default is set past 3 months)
How to change time range on Amazon your orders

How to find a price of your order

In case you want to see price you’ve have purchased item for, you need to click on ‘View your item’ and then click on ‘view order details’

Sorry, but I can’t show this on screenshot, as I’m not making purchases from my Amazon account, but I hope it’s easy to understand.

How to download your Amazon purchase history report

In case you want to make a more detailed analysis, you may need to download the Amazon purchase report. To do this, you will need to do the following:

Open the Amazon Order History Reports page

  • Choose the time range you want to be included in the history report
  • Click on ‘Request Report’.
  • Wait until the report would be generated

However, the report will be generated in CSV format. You must either use the automatic online CSV to table converter or use the instructions in this article.

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Vladislav Mashirenko
Vladislav Mashirenko
I'm currently a lead editor and owner of Splaitor. Also, I'm the chief editor at Tab-tv.com.

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