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Originally Posted by ProfCrash
I have read from folks that they have been able to easily return Kindles at Target and that Target refunded people the price difference when the K2 dropped in price by $70. It could be that Target was required to accept Amazon's return policy for Kindles in order to sell them there.
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I was interested in the Kindle and was going to buy it from Target. I generally do not buy any gadget from internet without first trying that out because mailing it back can be a hassle. I specifically asked Target about their return policy on the Kindle and they told me it is 3 months for any item that is new, unused and unopened. I ended up buying the Nook from Best Buy since they offer a 30 day no question asked return policy. I am loving my Nook and glad that I bought it.
I believe one of the advantages that retails store over internet is the convenience for the customers to try out and return the merchandize. If Target would have adopted Amazon's return policy on the kindle, I probably would have bought the kindle and happily kept it too.