Question 1

What is the AMAZON SA* charge on my bank statement?

Accepted Answer

The AMAZON SA* charge on your bank statement is a purchase made through Amazon Saudi Arabia, the localized version of Amazon operating in Saudi Arabia. This is a legitimate shopping charge typically around 100 SAR. If you have recently bought something on amazon.sa, this charge corresponds to that transaction.

Question 2

I see AMAZON SA* for 100 SAR but I don't remember ordering anything — what should I do?

Accepted Answer

First, log into your Amazon Saudi Arabia account and review your order history at amazon.sa/orders to check if a purchase was made under your account. Sometimes family members sharing the account may have placed an order. If you find no matching order and do not recognize the charge, contact your bank to dispute it and also reach out to Amazon.sa customer support to investigate the transaction.

Question 3

How do I cancel an order linked to the AMAZON SA* charge?

Accepted Answer

To cancel an order associated with the AMAZON SA* charge, visit amazon.sa/orders and sign into your Amazon Saudi Arabia account. From there you can view your recent orders, select the one matching the charge, and request a cancellation if it has not yet shipped. Once a refund is processed, the 100 SAR charge should be reversed to your original payment method.

Question 4

Is AMAZON SA* the same as the regular Amazon charge I see from other countries?

Accepted Answer

AMAZON SA* specifically refers to Amazon Saudi Arabia, which is Amazon's dedicated marketplace for Saudi Arabia operating at amazon.sa. It is separate from Amazon.com or Amazon's other regional sites like Amazon.ae for the UAE. The SA in the charge label stands for Saudi Arabia, and transactions are typically processed in Saudi Riyals, with a typical charge around 100 SAR.

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