Can Amazon hide orders?
So, I want to order something from Amazon. I'm 16, so my parents don't allow me to create my own account. I'd like to order two products, but my parents are against the second one. So I have to use my mom's Amazon account. She offered to add my account so the money would be deducted directly from my account. Can I change the email address on the account so my mom doesn't get an order confirmation for what I've ordered? Can I delete the order from my history so that no one can see what I've ordered, or how can I hide it?
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You cannot make an account “according to your parents”, but also because of Amazon’s Terms and Conditions and other legal bases.
“14 MINDER YEARS
We do not offer products for purchase by minors. Our products for children can only be bought from adults. If you are under 18, you may use Amazon.de only with the participation of a parent or guardian.”
https://www.amazon.de/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=GLSBYFE9MGKKQXXM
And: No, you can’t change the mail address. If you did, Deien’s mother would get a warning.
This has nothing to do with your parents’ permission:
Amazon’s out of 18, so it’s gonna be nix.
And you cannot and must not simply change the mail address in your mother’s account, that is forbidden and of course she also notices
No, unfortunately, you cannot delete the course. So she sees what you order. You would have to find another person, such as Grandma or something you could order.
but have looked, you can hide individual products
No, you can’t hide it. Do not order the second product.
You’re not 18 so you can’t have an Amazon account. There are no exceptions.
I also don’t have an account and order about that of my mother she knows
This is also not allowed, your mother must not allow you to access your account.
If it does, then it can cost its account, and the change of the mail address will take it.
Okay, where’s the difference now? whether it allows me to order a thing or whether it is ordered and the thing is for me and I am sitting next to it??