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That would be illegal in Australia, even if the policy was prominently displayed up front. Claiming otherwise is to treat each book as a packet of Pokémon trad
by greggsy 4mo ago
That would be illegal in Australia, even if the policy was prominently displayed up front.
Claiming otherwise is to treat each book as a packet of Pokémon trading cards, where you know you’re getting some cards, but you don’t get to choose which ones.
- nerdsniper 4mo agoMuch, much more difficult to enforce / obtain remedy, but it’s also against the law in the USA as well.
- bunderbunder 4mo agoIn the USA you could possibly just contact your credit card company and have them issue a chargeback. And then Kobo might just let it go because it costs more to contest it.
- huxley 4mo agoTake care. In North America some services will ban you for doing a chargeback and that can be a big problem if you have a lot of content on the service