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Originally Posted by SameOldStory
Not always. I went looking for Mech by MR member BVLarson. Kindle only. I did however find a funny zombie book ( The Changed by B.J. Burrow, non-DRM) that I did buy from another site. And that book is in Kindle, PDF, ePub, etc.
Larsons problem is that even if he makes it available in non-DRM format later, I will not remember to keep looking for it. Sale lost.
Again, why should I have to make their product work on my reader? Imagine a tire dealer saying that you can ONLY use his tires if you modify YOUR car. I'll just go elsewhere. |
Yeah, I know it isnt always the case, but it is for most books (hence the first part of the sentence you highlighted).
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Originally Posted by B.Tackitt
How are they trying to obfuscate the issue? The words say Simultaneous Device Usage... Simultaneous means at the same time...it does not say anything at all about DRM. It does not say anything about other than Kindle/Kindle apps.
Call them.
Amazon Kindle customer service: 1-866-321-8851
Hellmark, do you have a Kindle? or Kindle app?
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I don't have a Kindle, but I do use the kindle app for PC as well as the Android app.
And I was referring to them stating how it is a separate matter. If it was the case, and the two were nonexclusive, then how come there has not been found a single book with unlimited usage but still has DRM? I've not heard of one, nor has anyone else here