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They've definitely changed their policy. This is an e-mail I received from Amazon a while back: Hello, We are writing to inform you that we need to refund you
by gcheong 17y ago
They've definitely changed their policy. This is an e-mail I received from Amazon a while back:
Hello,
We are writing to inform you that we need to refund your purchase of the book 'The Little Prince or Le Petit Prince ILLUSTRATED (mobi).'. This book was added to our catalog by a third-party who we now believe did not have the rights to make the book available for sale. We will be removing the book from our servers, making it unavailable for re-downloading from your archived items. Any copies you already have on your Kindle devices will not be removed, but you may choose to remove any such copies yourself.
The total refund amount of $0.99 will be credited to your account in 3-5 business days.
- rbanffy 17y agoThe fact they didn't remove it this time has no relationship whatsoever with their ability or willingness to do so in the future. You may call it yours, but, in the end, they control every aspect of it.
- yan 17y agoThat's based on nothing. Turn off wireless on your kindle; it's 100% your device that as far as they're concerned, no longer exists.
- rbanffy 17y agoAnd what happens to pending orders when the network is activated for, say, web browsing? The device obeys orders from Amazon, period. It also obeys your orders unless they conflict with what Amazon ordered. So much for your gadget.