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Originally Posted by Piper_
Right. I think. 
That's what I mean by feeling safer just returning this straight out for a refund, and then buying a new one.
If I get a replacement, it'll be under the rules of the warranty. My 30 day return window will pass by, and if the replacement is buggy, I could conceivably end up with a refurb.
If anyone knows for sure otherwise, I would welcome their advice.  |
I wouldn't expect there to be many refurbs at this point in time due to the Kindle being so new but that will change.
The only way to guarantee one would be to return this one and then order another but you'll be at the back of the queue and Kindleless for possibly a few weeks.
I've no idea how willing Amazon CS would be to you insisting on a new Kindle if they're replacing it.