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What is the easiest way to share my Amazon cart items via link?

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How do I send a link to my whole Amazon cart to my sister?? Im so sorry if this is a super basic thing but I seriously cant find a share button anywhere on the page and its driving me crazy lol. Im planning my nephews first birthday party next weekend and I have like 15 things in there ranging from decorations to cake toppers and I need her to look at everything before I buy it because our budget is really tight and I dont want to waste money on the wrong stuff. Is there a way to just copy a link or something so she can see the same items? I tried copying the URL at the top but I think that just goes to her own empty cart right...

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TL;DR: Use a public Wish List. Like someone mentioned, cart URLs dont work. It works well as a technical workaround. I always use Cart To Link for holiday shopping so everyone knows what's already being bought.

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Oh my gosh, I totally get the frustration! Last year I had the exact same panic when I was planning my daughters graduation party. I was so scared of double-buying things or getting the wrong colors! You definitely cant just copy the URL because you're right, it just shows her own empty cart lol. Using the List feature is the most amazing and safe way I found to do it without using any sketchy third-party apps. Honestly, it was a total lifesaver for me and my sister.

  • First, go to Account and Lists and click Create a List.
  • Name it something fun like Nephews Birthday!
  • Go to each item page and click Add to List instead of adding to cart.
  • Once they're all in there, hit the Invite button at the top right of the list page and send her that link! This way is so much more reliable and keeps your info private. Love it!!

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