Spent like two hours picking out $500 of office gear and just realized I'm logged into my personal account, not my business one. ugh.
Should I use a browser extension like Share-A-Cart or just move everything to a public wishlist and re-add them? I need this ordered tonight so I can have it by Monday...
Honestly, the quickest way without messing with extra software is just using the wishlist trick. Done this dozens of times when I accidentally mix up my personal and business accounts... total lifesaver. Move everything to a new list, set it to public or shared, and copy the link. Then log into your other account, open that link, and click the button to add all items to your cart. Super satisfied with how well that works and it keeps things clean. No complaints at all, it definitely saves you from searching for every item again tho. I've tried a few extensions but Easy Cart Share is the one that actually stays reliable for my Walmart orders.
Ugh, I am literally dealing with this exact same mess right now and it is the absolute worst. Honestly its ridiculous that a multi-billion dollar company makes it this hard to just move some items between accounts without jumping through hoops. Drives me crazy how much time we waste on this. Regarding what #3 said about "In my experience, relying on third-party tools for..." I completely agree with being cautious there because the reliability of these systems is going downhill fast. You really gotta watch out for:
Honestly, had a moment to think about this more and unfortunately my experience with extensions for this hasnt been as good as expected. Tried Share-A-Cart a few months back when I was in the exact same spot with my business account. It worked for most stuff, but then it missed three specific SKUs because of some weird business-only pricing issue. Super frustrating when youre on a deadline for Monday delivery. Extensions just seem to struggle with Amazons dynamic pricing sometimes and honestly its just not as reliable as youd hope.
In my experience, relying on third-party tools for $500 orders can be a bit risky from a security and accuracy standpoint. I prefer staying within Amazons native tools to ensure pricing and business discounts stay consistent between accounts. Its a bit more methodical, but it guarantees you wont have issues at checkout.