# Cancelling Items and Orders ## How to Cancel an Order You can cancel an order or specific items by visiting the **Your Orders** section of your account. ### Before the Order Is Shipped 1. Go to **Your Orders**. 2. Select the item you wish to cancel and click **Cancel items**. 3. Provide a reason for the cancellation (optional) and confirm by clicking **Cancel Checked Items**. ### After the Order Is Shipped (Out for Delivery) 1. Go to **Your Orders**. 2. Select the **Request cancellation** option and proceed. 3. If the item is already on its way, it will be returned to Amazon for a refund. 4. **Note:** If the delivery person still contacts you, simply refuse to accept the package. --- ## Key Cancellation Policies - Combined Shipments: If your order is combined with other active orders into a single shipment, cancelling one item may result in the cancellation of all other items in that shipment. - Partial Cancellation: If you partially cancel an order, the refund for the cancelled items will be processed after the remaining items have been fulfilled and shipped. - Refunds: For cancelled orders, the refund is issued to your original payment method. The refund timeline varies based on the payment method. --- ## Cancelling Seller-Fulfilled Orders - Within 30 minutes: You can cancel directly from "Your Orders" within 30 minutes of placing the order. - After 30 minutes: You must request a cancellation from the seller. If the seller approves, the refund will be processed by them. - After shipping: Once a seller-fulfilled order is shipped, it cannot be cancelled. You must refuse the delivery to initiate a return and refund. ### Best Practices for Cancellation - Always check the "Your Orders" section for the most accurate status and available cancellation options. - For orders that have already shipped, refusing the package is the most reliable way to ensure it's returned and a refund is initiated. - If you face issues with a seller, remember that Amazon's **A-to-Z Guarantee** can protect you if the seller fails to resolve your issue.