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Wouldn't this be the perfect time to do a chargeback?

• ceejayoz 10y ago
  Just make sure you don't have any Kindle books or AWS resources tied to the same Amazon account, in case Amazon cancels your account over the chargeback.
  • ticviking 10y ago
    Ugh... there's a bit of stallman is right in the thought of avoiding seeking legal recourse because someone can take your ebooks away. (I know they "weren't mine")
    • db48x 10y ago
      Just strip the DRM from your ebooks when you buy them; then nobody can take them away from you.
• notatoad 10y ago
  Not as long as amazon is perfectly willing to do a refund when you receive a product that wasn't as-advertised. And i haven't seen any evidence that amazon is unwilling to give a refund. Not only will doing a chargeback destroy your amazon account, issuing a chargeback without first asking for a refund is probably against your credit card's ToS. A chargeback should be a measure of last resort, not the first solution you jump to.