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This does not happen with the Kindle Store. Anything you've purchased will remain in your library unless: 1) You delete it (which can happen by accident, due
by daveoc64 2y ago
This does not happen with the Kindle Store.
Anything you've purchased will remain in your library unless:
1) You delete it (which can happen by accident, due to some bad UX).
If you have done this, you can contact Amazon Support and they can re-add it to your library for free. It's not possible to delete your purchase history on the Amazon website, and that includes all Kindle books.
Whenever I've seen people claim that digital content has gone from their Amazon account, it always turns out to be either:
a) They didn't buy it on Amazon in the first place.
b) They bought it on a different Amazon account.
- caconym_ 2y ago> This does not happen with the Kindle Store. It has, in fact, happened: https://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/18/technology/companies/18amazon.html https://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/18/technology/companies/18am... Not saying that's what happened in this case, but it has happened, and it's a great example of why having your books (or any media) locked up in a walled garden is a terrible idea. (though this is far from being the only objectionable angle)
- daveoc64 2y agoYes, that happened once - in 2009. And Amazon gave everyone a full refund.