Yes (standing with my hand up) I'm an Amazon addict.  I don't enjoy the whole shopping experience (in brick and mortar stores), especially grocery shopping, and have come to rely on Amazon and their 2-day free shipping prime.  In 2018, I placed 85 orders, and already in 2019 (2 months!)  I've placed 33 orders.  Ah, but, sadly .... I'm not ready to cease Amazon shopping completely yet.  A 30-day fast challenge from Amazon is scary to me presently.  Yup, I'm an addict.

However, on a positive note, yesterday, I DID change all my monthly bills currently being charged to Amazon Rewards card (autopay) to my checking account/debit card ... in order to get a better handle on my shopping.  Using the Amazon Rewards credit card was so painless for me -- no pain such as will be felt coming directly out of my checking account this month.  I don't need the Amazon reward points, really; just encourages more shopping. 
 

Another positive for me is that I've never paid interest to Amazon on my purchases.  I make it a point to pay off the current balance every Friday, no matter what.  But I still spend more than I really want.  Oh, and yes, I most often find Amazon has cheaper prices for me than locally.  Sad, but true.

I didn't use Amazon for almost 2 months, but the last week and a half I have spent ... a lot. But I always looked for alternative sources, and my tween and I went through and really trimmed the list down to the bare minimum.
And then when he wasn't looking I put a few things back to surprise him, because it's for his birthday. :D

But the winnowing process was helpful, and I went to Target for some items I've gotten from Amazon in the past, so that also felt better. Amazon is not the first place I look anymore.

I used to be like that - spending money on Amazon without thinking.  Partly it's because I could afford it, but this year, I have really been trying to cut back on my expenses to prepare for retirement at the end of the year.  I still have my Prime account and plan on keeping it for at least one more year, but have actively stopped buying stuff through Amazon.  A couple of things I do - I will put stuff in my cart but leave it there,  The longer it stays there, the more I am inclined not to buy it (or move it to the lower level or delete it).  I've also discovered that many items are cheaper elsewhere, so I will first check around with other retailers.  I was getting ready to buy a large Pyrex bowl on Amazon for around $20, and found it at Target for $11.  And everyone's advise about books is great - use your library first.  I have subscriptions to five different library Overdrive accounts (all in my state) so I can almost always find it there.  There are sometimes books I want to re-read over and over, but I plan for those purchases. 

At this time, I have not purchased anything on Amazon since Christmas - and that's even with $50 worth of gift cards sitting in my account. :)