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Overview

Amazon Payments allows you to use the payment methods that you already use on Amazon.com to pay for goods and services online wherever Amazon Payments is accepted. With an Amazon Payments Account, you can make secure purchases from third-party (i.e. non-Amazon) web sites that accept Amazon Payments, without having to re-enter your payment information. Also, there is no cost to you when you make a purchase using Amazon Payments.

How to Get Started

Getting started with Amazon Payments is easy. If you already have an Amazon.com account, an Amazon Payments Account has been automatically created for you, and will be activated when you make your first payment on any third-party Web site that accepts Amazon Payments. This account is linked to your Amazon.com account, and you are able to use the credit cards associated with your Amazon.com account right away. You can enhance your Amazon Payments Personal Account to make payments with your bank account or to receive payments from other Amazon Payments Account holders. Learn more about the different Amazon Payments Account types.
 

Buying or Making a Payment

When you see that a website or application allows Amazon Expenses as a transaction technique, you can pay simply by pressing the transaction or look through option offered. You can then log in to Amazon Expenses (you are required to use your Amazon.com user name and code for verification when you sign in), and then choose your transaction technique to complete the transaction or purchase.

You can use your Amazon Expenses Personal account to use the internet at these taking part shops.

Payment Methods Accepted

Amazon Expenses accepts verified U.S. accounts, credit score cards, and transfers from your available Amazon Expenses balance. Credit credit score cards currently accepted include Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, Diners Club, and JCB.

You must confirm your consideration before you can use a consideration as a payment technique. For your convenience, there are two methods of confirmation available: Quick Account Verification and Unique Remains. For more information, see Adding a Financial institution Account.

To confirm with Quick Account confirmation, you use your bank login credentials through Amazon's secure website to contact your bank. Verification using this technique requires only a few minutes.

To confirm with Unique Remains, Amazon build up two small random volumes to the lender consideration you specify. When the build up are registered with your bank, you confirm the volumes with Amazon. Verification using this technique requires from five to seven days.

For complete information you can visit "https://payments.amazon.com/sdui/sdui/about?nodeId=81617 and http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html/ref=help_search_1-2?ie=UTF8&nodeId=537864&qid=1335195900&sr=1-2".