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They can indeed charge you even if you removed the payment method, however will be enough to call the bank and block the payment coming from them in a way they won’t be able to charge you.
Moreover I would suggest you to explain the whole thing in an email to amazon ( in a way you also have written record of the whole thing), and after that everything should be fine. Just ask them what do they want you to return since you did not receive anything.

Thank you for your answer. But I would like to know if they can rebill on other payment methods outside the original one. Indeed after the email i removed all the payment methods and blocked the original payment method card.

They may charge you on another payment that was connected to the account at the time you bought the item. I am not sure about this though, but when i pay for my prime and don’t have enough money on one card they will automatically move to another one till one of them gives them the money, I am not sure it would work the aame way. Anyway mediation is the key here. If they acceptes the DNA, but wrote something else to approve the claim then it’s their dead-brain reps’ fault

It seems a bit unreal that they can charge any payment methods available at the time of the order... someone knows more information about this?