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Old 02-01-2011, 08:19 AM   #120
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By not allowing me to read a book I chose on the device I chose, Amazon is refusing to sell me books (unless I'm willing to break the law). That is Amazon’s decision – and I’m sure the Amazon army will be screaming this from the rafters – and Amazon’s right. I was annoyed at first, now I could care less. But it is my right as a consumer and customer to comment on it.
No buy making the decision to not buy a Kindle and buy another device you chose to not be able to easily buy Amazon books to put on your device. If you wanted access to Amazon books you should have bought a Kindle.

Just like if I wanted to easily download BN books I should have bought a Nook.

Just because you used to buy dtb from Amazon does not mean that they have to make ebooks available for every device. You bought something they don't support. The consequence is not being able to easily buy ebooks from Amazon.
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