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Old 12-02-2012, 07:22 PM   #284
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Originally Posted by Graham View Post
What a ridiculous rant.
I hesitate to disagree given your unquestionable mastery of ridiculousness, on display below.

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You're clearly being given a couple of months more to make sure you've downloaded your books.

Continued access to the books via B&N is a nice-to-have for the countries where they operate, but it is not something they're obliged to give anyone.

Fictionwise's terms and conditions have always made it clear that access to previously purchased books is something that may not continue indefinitely:
Obligation is an interesting thing. It can, for a company that depends on good will for survival, derive from sources other than law. Customers are allowed to complain about slights that are neither breaches of contract nor criminal in nature without being ridiculous. Complaints are a useful way for customers to achieve better treatment in future dealings with similar companies, who may, despite not being required to do so by contract, attend to their customers more carefully than B&N has.
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