> I'm scared it might steal my data or something and then I read about making a wishlist public but that takes forever I totally get the anxiety about security. I had a similar scare last year when I was coordinating props for a theater group and didnt want to hand over my login info to the treasurer. Wishlists are a pain because they dont lock in quantities right, and screenshots are just a recipe for mistakes. I've been using Cart To Link for a while now and I'm really satisfied with it. It works well because you dont have to install any sketchy browser extensions that track your data, which is my main rule for staying safe. You just get a simple link to send. Just a quick caution: make sure you've selected the right shipping address on your end first or it might get wonky for the buyer... I'm honestly so happy I found a way to skip the manual lists.

Honestly, Amazon makes this way harder than it should be. Since there isnt an official button, you might want to consider using a specialized Amazon cart sharer tool instead of screenshots. I would suggest being careful with permissions tho, but it definitely beats manual lists.

• make sure the total matches
• check that quantities are locked in
• send the generated link Just be sure to double-check the items before sending. You got this!