Amazon stealing books again

[shira]

Yes

No, the books in question have been removed from the Amazon servers so are no longer available for download as far as I know.

The question asked was whether Amazon is going to offer refunds. And you are saying "No?" You mean you KNOW that Amazon is NOT going to offer refunds?

If you don't know, don't write shit.

 

[Drako]

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If you don't know, don't write shit.

Not knowing never seems to shut you up, why should it be any different for me?

 

[cubby1223]

I wouldn't buy a Kindle with it's DRM. Would you? Especially with Amazons record of stealing books from their customers.

(1) Can't say any books of mine were stolen away.
(2) Probably 0.0001% of Kindle users are affected, not enough to change their ways.
(3) No one is forcing you to buy books on a Kindle, vote with your money, I will do the same. And if my vote conflicts with your activism, then tough shit.
(4) They're not stealing, Amazon is only re-arranging the magnetic bits on your kindle

 

[cubby1223]

The proper solution, BladeVenom, is to create your own business to publish and sell incest books. That's how you live in a capitalistic environment. Not complain like a little wuss on a political forum. If you create a better business than Amazon, and if people want to buy your published incest books, then you will make money and people will have their uncensored incest to read.

 

[alkemyst]

so we now know the collectors of incest and child pron here.

 

[Nebor]

I would think that the internet's impact on erotic literature would have been more crippling than it's impact on video\magazine porn.

 

[ShawnD1]

so we now know the collectors of incest and child pron here.

I wonder how many of them are accidental. Like your professor talks about this classic movie Lolita so you go on some torrent site and search for that term. So many results and you're not sure which one is correct, naturally you'll download all of them. D:

 

[Double Trouble]

This is one of the main reasons I would never buy DRM riddled crap, from Amazon or anywhere else. If I buy the damn book - in digital or hardcopy form - it's idiotic to think that it's OK for someone to just decide they don't want me to have it anymore and take it away from me. Amazon did this before and got into hot water and promised not to do it again...... as I'm sure they will again. Suuuuuuuuure they won't

 

[TheDoc9]

I'm personally glad this happened, keep the weird nutters in their caves where they belong.