That is so wrong it's not funny. Call? Isn't our use of computers predicated on the notion that we don't want to do manual labor?
In either case, expending a few neural cycles prior to the action would be beneficial.
I'm all for being able to initiate billing inquiries online--in fact, I'm ditching Bank of America because I can't dispute charges on line.
But in Amazon's case, this isn't a dispute, rather this is asking them to forgive a (hopefully) one time transgression, which is much easier to do by speaking to someone, than filling out a form.
I find it similar to haggling for a temporary reprieve in my fantastically high cable bill.
I think thought that it's a failure of technologists to properly address the challenges of billing.