My Kindle was stolen and I no longer have access to my email address or phone number that it is registered under. Is there another way to de register my Kindle

solution1:
If you think you're entering the correct Amazon email address and password you should contact Kindle Support. Tap the word Help at the top of this screen and then follow the path for Contact Us. Choose "Call Me" under "Phone" and they will call you promptly ready to assist you. You can also use Live Chat but I find Phone to be the best option. Do not use email as the answers are often incorrect or you end up calling anyway after wasting precious time.


solution2:
- you need to have a wireless connection to Register - either WiFi or 3G/4G
- you need to have a Kindle that was not reported as stolen or lost or blacklisted - will NOT be allowed to Register
- you need to have an Amazon Account ID email and password

To enlist your Kindle Fire tablet
Access the fast settings menu by swiping down from the highest point of the screen
Tap Settings symbol
Tap My Account
Tap Register
Tip: Tap the Fire Generation 8, Fire OS 5, Fire Gen 8, Register Fire Gen 8 key to enter numbers or images. Tap the ABC key to come back to the consistent console. Tap the Shift key (up bolt) for capitalized letters. Tap the crate beside Hide secret word to show your watchword as you write.
Whenever completed, tap Register once more. Your name will show up as the enrolled client.
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Maybe you used your email address to register the Fire, if you did it will show your apps. De-register it and set the kids up their own account or an account in the spouses name and just put on the kids apps.

Did you report it lost/stolen? If it's already active it may still be registered.

Log on to Amazon.com, click help under the address bar. Click device support, You should see a list of your devices. In left column you'll see Contact Us. Click and fill in info and they will call or email you back with help.

This is from M. Francis Professor of Kindology on Amazons customer service forum

Standard advice for lost/stolen Kindles:

You want to deregister your device first and foremost to prevent someone from purchasing items with your account.

Immediately go to your 'Manage Your Kindle' page:
http://amazon.com/manageyourkindle

Scroll down the left-side menu and select 'Manage Your Devices'
Find the Kindle that is lost/stolen.
**BE SURE TO WRITE DOWN THE SERIAL NUMBER OF THE DEVICE, FOR FUTURE REFERENCE**
Then click 'Deregister'

** You will need that serial number when you contact Customer Support, and to identify your device from a Lost & Found, and also it will be needed if you file a police report or file an insurance claim to your homeowners or rental insurance policy.

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Then, contact Customer Service and report the loss/theft. Amazon cannot help you locate your Kindle, but they will use the serial number to block the device from being registered in the future by someone else. Do this soon, because if the person who might now have your Kindle already registered it to their own Amazon account, it cannot be blocked from registering at your request any longer.

If you find your Kindle later, contact Customer Service again to reverse the process. To contact CS, click the orange 'Contact Us' button on the right side of this page, or use this link:
https://smile.amazon.com/gp/help/contact-us/kindle-help.html

Don't use the email option, but use the Phone option (if available from your location) or Chat option. By using the Phone option, after you send your phone number in, an Amazon Representative will call you back in a minute or two, sometimes sooner.

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If you have Active Subscriptions:
You will also want to make sure that you cancel any active subscriptions. Canceling the subscription will ensure that you are no longer billed; you'll also receive a pro-rated refund for remaining issues you already paid for. You always have the option of subscribing at a later date.

Go to your 'Manage Your Kindle' page:
http://amazon.com/manageyourkindle

Then, scroll down the left-side menu and select 'Subscription Settings'
For each subscription you have, use the 'Actions' button to the right of the title and select 'Cancel Subscription'.

Log in and click on "Your Account" and under Kindle Help click on Kindle Help Home.


Next click on Manage Your Content and Devices to the far right



Next click on Your Devices and it will show all your registered computers and devices


Select the device by clicking on it and you will get the opportunity to either edit it or deregister it.

You would need to deregister the device from the new email address/account and register it to your old address/account, the one that has the rest of your books.

Once registered to your previous account you will be able to take advantage of the Kindle Owner's Lending Library feature.
Here's more information on it: http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=200757120


Once you've registered your Kindle to your own Amazon account you may still be able to access any books on your previous account if you can take advantage of the Family Library option. Information here:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html/ref=help_search_1-1?ie=UTF8&nodeId=201630380&qid=1425455853&sr=1-1

Hi,

I assume you mean kindle books you order online (not from the kindle itself?)

They are delivered to your Kindle based on what you have registered on line, not to your email. Therefore changing your email address should not matter (at least directly).

When you say 'moved' - do you mean moved house physically (which does not matter at all) or moved to using a new kindle? Assuming you mean a new kindle, you need to
A) make sure the kindle is registered to your Amazon account: go to home screen, touch top of screen to bring up menu and then press the 'three lines button', select settings. There should be option to register (you will need email address and password - so you need to make sure your online Amazon account has correct email address registered! This is where email change might be causing problems, but can be updated online)

B) when you order books online you need to select the correct kindle to deliver to in the drop down box next to the order button (it might be called something like "Paul's Second kindle")

You can access all books you have ever bought (for this kindle or any other) on Kindle paper white by selecting 'cloud' when on the list of books at home screen.

Hope that helps, if not please reply and explain in more detail what you are doing and what happens / does not happen

You can re-register your Kindle through the device itself. Go to the "Settings" menu, select "Register," and then enter your Amazon account email address and password to connect your device to your account. If you do not have an Amazon account, you are prompted to create one.
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Guessing you can connect to wifi

If you bought it on your Amazon account it is already registered.

If you are registering for the first time then you just use your normal email and password you use for Amazon every day.

If you have bought a second hand Kindle then the previous owner needs to de-register it. If they have not done it then you may need to log into the amazon site on your pc, call their help desk and give them the FIre serial number. They should be able to force a re-set assuming it has not been lost/stolen, in which case they may have locked it and you have a paperweight :(