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Originally Posted by ixtab
And now you are desperately trying to read things in the agreement that aren't there.
What do they say? Access to the Kindle store is generally free (note: "generally". Even this is a weaker term than "forever" or "guaranteed to be").
Then they say that they may charge you for services other than access to the Kindle store, and give examples. These examples aren't exhaustive either, and could be extended with, for instance, "access to any web site on the www".
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No, I'm not desperately trying to read things that aren't there. I'll paste the agreement again:
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Use of Wireless Connectivity. Your Kindle uses wireless connectivity to allow you to shop for and download Digital Content from the Kindle Store. In general, we do not charge you for this use of wireless connectivity. Your Kindle may use wireless connectivity to make other services available to you for which we may charge you a fee, such as personal file download and subscriptions when you are located in another country. The fees and terms for such services are located in the Kindle Store and may change from time to time. If your Kindle functions with third party services, such as WI-FI access points, a third party may charge you fees for the use of those services.
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This agreement specifically states that the fees and terms for the services subject to this agreement can be found in the Kindle Store. If you can show me where in the Kindle Store I can find terms for browsing, then I'll gladly concede.