Helpful Hints for Amazon Wishlisting

Amazon is what I consider to be a fairly 'safe' tool to be used in financial domination but, as with everything, knowing certain tricks and precautions can enhance your experience.

• Never accept wishlist gifts as payment for session. EV-ER. Items are so easy to cancel, and it's fairly easy to make purchases look legit (via emails, screenshots, etc) even after they've been cleared from the cart. Some imposters will try to scam your attention as they fake-shop fantasize, and you end up with nothing and mad about 'time wasters'.  Get an Amazon gift card first, if you're going to join a newer sub as he shops, because that's a session, and that's a session you can easily end up empty-handed.
• Do not include terms or pictures that can lead Amazon to believe your account is in ANY WAY sex-worker related. (No, now is not the time to debate whether domination is sex work!) No 'Mistress XX's Wishlist' etc. You are way better safe than sorry; losing Amazon is a hassle that spills over into vanilla life, as well. 
• Make sure you have an address assigned to each individual list, if you have multiple!
• Don't accidentally share your location with strangers!! Click 'More' next to the three dots on the right of your wishlist screen, this will give you a drop-down menu. Select 'manage list'.  Disallow third party shipping agreement--this means make sure that box is NOT checked. This prevents Amazon from sharing your shipping address with third-party merchants who, in turn, could share that info with the buyer, aka 'the slave who doesn't need to know your house address'.  Visual HERE 
• Some subs prefer  (i.e are more inspired to shop from) one big wishlist, some prefer them compartmentalized. HERE is a poll I made for the community, regarding that. It is amazing, the little nuances of wishlisting that will get a sub UP and clearing your list!!  I find it fun to learn a sub's weaknesses, then exploit those weaknesses via wishlisting--doing so often ends up an exciting, cyclical little game, so it's a win/win.  Don't cater, though--do what suits you best!
• Subs will ask for your wishlist link, but not shop. Sometimes, just the act of you giving them that info (which is an implied order) is enough to excite them and, yes, some will use your list and their imagination to jerk off...for free. I have my wishlist link, and most other sending info, available on my profile to avoid this. "My info can be found here, smiley face" should be enough direction for an unfamiliar sub with good intentions. 
• Effort in curating your wishlist pays off. Opting for Prime-available items gets those items in your hands faster. Considering ratings and reviews can save you from winding up with junk. Clearing out items that have become unavailalbe streamlines your list for a more seamless shopping experience for others, and browsing for youself. 

(As with all of my informational pieces, this blog may be updated and amended!)