Hide an Amazon order in 2025.

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Judge_DT Posted messages 31505 Registration date Status Moderator Last intervention 9 677

Hi,

Not that I know of.

At the same time, I don't really see why we would delete old orders, knowing that it could cause issues for returns or anything else.

Amazon hasn't planned for this function because it has no interest...

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X3n0

Maybe you're not interested, but I need it.
If I want to plan a surprise, it's currently impossible, and I'm not going to create a new account and subscribe again to get the same service.

toto

Well, I have the same issue as X3n0. The account is shared with my wife... so she has access to the history and can see what has been purchased and how much... it's a shame that this feature doesn't exist.

Hhh

Being single makes you stupid...

germa > X3n0

you are absolutely right, when we pay for Amazon Prime it is for the couple and not just for oneself.

Fdm

Yes, it could be useful to be able to delete an old order, for example on February 14th if someone bought a gift for their lover...

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Patou83860 Posted messages 1 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 68

Hello
Actually, Amazon accepts 100 archived orders... I would like to know how to delete the oldest archived orders...

Thank you for your answers.

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yetissil Posted messages 22 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 6

Indeed, it is impossible to delete an order; there must be legal obligations behind all of this.

For those who say, "I share my account with my wife so we don't have to pay for two Amazon Prime subscriptions"... As Judge_DT mentioned, officially the account is personal, with a billing address (and thus identity). Amazon offers account sharing with a member of your household to pay for only one Prime Video subscription for multiple people:
https://www.amazon.fr/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201910370

Now, be honest, you want to delete an order you are ashamed of, not for a surprise ;) Because a hidden, archived order is quite complicated to find unless your wife spends her time digging through your settings, and that's another story ;)

Nokob

Don't forget the right to be forgotten ;-)

gherib

I can't empty the recycling bin.

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Eros

Il is possible to hide an order, for example if it is embarrassing or if you share your account with your spouse or child. This is an alternative to keep a surprise. To do this, you need to go to the website, locate the concerned order(s), and then click on archive or hide the order :) and it will no longer appear. You can do this for a maximum of 500 orders, and this option is only available on the website and not on the app.

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spotch

same problem.... if you have the solution...

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Adraen Posted messages 944 Registration date Status Administrator Last intervention 228

Hello, and an update on the subject!
In the past, it was possible to ARCHIVE an Amazon order to "hide" it from the history, even though it could still be found in the archives - albeit well hidden.

Since August 2025, it is no longer possible to archive new orders, and old archived orders will appear in the main order history! As of now, Amazon has not announced any similar feature. It will be difficult to order a gift for our partner on Amazon if the account is shared: the perfect opportunity to go back to the store ;)

Hide an Amazon order in 2025.

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