Thread: What happens if a Kindle is lost, stolen or broken?
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Old 10-28-2009, 04:57 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by emoorman View Post
I am presently reading ebooks on a Motorola Q smart phone. Before that I used 2 or 3 Palms and a Palm Centro phone. All of the formats are ereader.com, whatever that is.

When I bought a new Palm or the Moto Q, I could go to ereader and re-download my books. It's like they kept the books for me after I bought them. I also have them on my computer.

Suppose I buy a Kindle, and I am looking for an ereader since reading runs the phone battery down quickly, if I break it, are my books still available for my download?

How about if I upgrade to a newer model Kindle, can I re-download the same books?

Ed
Yes.........any books you buy from Amazon are always available for free download to your device on your Amazon "manage your Kindle" account.


'course, if you take the precaution of liberating them, (illegal in some areas) you can back them up wherever you wish.
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