Amazon typically charges customers when an item is shipped, not when it is ordered.
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Amazon typically charges for an order when the item is shipped.
Yes, Amazon typically charges you for your purchase when the item is shipped.
Amazon typically charges for a purchase when the item is shipped or the digital content is downloaded.
Amazon typically charges your credit card when your order is shipped or when the item is ready for digital download.
Amazon may wait to charge you for your purchase until the item has been shipped because they want to ensure that the transaction is successful and that the item is available for delivery. This helps prevent any issues with payment processing or inventory availability.