Interesting article on Ars Technica about how much you have spent at Amazon.
This link gets you to the Amazon Page. Or use the link in the article. It exports a spreadsheet of your purchases.
I could only get it to show from 2008 to present. It fails if I do a date before then. Also I opened my Amazon account in 2000, but it doesn’t go back that far, even if it did work.
My total is only $5,300 since 2006, but then again, I did share accounts with my gf for about 3 years while she had the student Prime and I didn’t, but even then, our combined total is only. . . well, nevermind, cuz her report keeps failing, but either way, I’d be pretty surprised if it was more than $10k total, and likely less than that.
Considering that virtually all of our Xmas shopping has happened via Amazon, if nothing else, for the last decade, our total spend is surprisingly low. I mean, it also represents the overwhelming bulk of our non-rent/insurance/gas/grocery spending, too. . .
Went back to 2006 for me. 31k, which is honestly lower than I was expecting, as I buy electronics and holiday gifts through Amazon a lot. That’s a cool report. Good on them for offering it.
Now if klwines offered a similar spreadsheet export, I suspect I would be truly terrified at the results.
edit: I checked. K&L does not appear to offer an export of historical order data. Whew.
That did it. Less her copious refund habit (she loves to buy clothes, hate them, and return them) and adding in the handful of items she bought in 2006-7, we actually barely cracked $11k total, which is higher than I expected, but still pretty low for two :)
Ok, please someone beat my $44k. Mine averages $367 a month and I haven’t even spend close to that in the last couple of years. I will have to do some digging through the data. I did buy a bunch of camera stuff and at least 2 expensive computers through Amazon, plus my year in Korea I relied on Amazon for everything and bought a ton of crap out of boredom.
I can pull up orders on Amazon from 1998 but yeah, can’t generate a report with anything older than 2006. Actually I can’t even do that, it just says failed, I imagine they are getting overwhelmed with requests.
Which is embarrassing since they sell the planets largest set of solutions for that very problem.
Since I’m not in the US and want to check out my local amazon site, the link doesn’t work. Has anyone managed to get a report from a non-US site? Tried swapping out the domain in the address, but that just returns an error. Perhaps the intl sites don’t have that functionality?