Adding my two cents here. In my experience, you should definitely avoid account sharing. Its a massive security risk and a nightmare for individual order history. Over the years I've found that the most efficient technical route is using a browser extension that handles cart migration without sharing credentials. Heres how I handle it with my current group:

• Use Share-A-Cart to bundle everyones items into one temporary link.
• Have one person act as the 'Buyer' who handles the final checkout once the link is sent.
• Log the sub-totals in an app like Splitwise immediately so you dont forget who owes what. This way, nobody sees your private CC info and you get a clean breakdown. I've found that trying to use Amazon Household for more than two adults is basically impossible because of their strict limit. Direct cart syncing is the only way to scale for three guys without giving up your password.

Facts.

> I really dont want to share my private login To add to the point above: definitely dont share your login. Like the others said, its risky. Im happy with tools that keep everything transparent so nobody feels cheated on the price. Quick question tho, are you guys doing one big order or is everyone picking specific items? Is this a monthly thing? Theres a neat extension called Cart To Link that basically turns your cart into a link.

Like someone mentioned, sharing your login is just asking for trouble. I learned that the hard way back in my first apartment when a roommate accidentally bought a whole set of power tools on my saved credit card... he claimed it was an accident but it took me months to get paid back. Seriously, protect your bank info at all costs. If you are looking for a safe way to handle this, I have found Share-A-Cart is the most reliable tool because it lets everyone build their own cart and send it to you without ever touching your actual account. It makes the math way easier too. A few things I always do to stay safe:

• Never place the order until everyone has Venmoed their share first
• Double check the quantities before hitting the buy button so you dont end up with 10 bottles of soap
• Take a screenshot of the final total for each person right away It feels a bit paranoid maybe, but it keeps the peace and ensures you arent the one stuck with a massive bill you cant cover. Better to be careful now than broke later, tbh.

I've been in that exact spot and honestly, be careful because it gets messy. One guy I lived with ghosted me on a $90 order once and I never saw that money... sucked tbh. You might want to consider:

• Never share your actual password or login info
• Try an Amazon cart sharer to keep totals clear
• Make sure to get the money before you hit buy