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Originally Posted by Steveaudus
We don't mind paying for the book,
but we can't buy a book 30 times on a amazon account.
Would we have to 30 amazon accounts one for each Kindle..... what a pain!
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Originally Posted by HarryT
If you register multiple Kindles to the same Amazon amount, they can share books, but the publisher determines the number of devices that the book can be simultaneously loaded onto. For most books, this number is 6.
I'm sure you'd agree that it's unreasonable, and hardly fair to either the author or the publisher, to buy just one copy of a book and read it on 30 readers simultaneously.
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Steveaudus if a publisher allows a book to be on up to 6 Kindles at once, then you would need to buy it five times in order for it to go on 30 Kindles. You would need 5 Amazon accounts. That seems pretty reasonable to me.
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Originally Posted by HarryT
I would hope that any school that did this would be prosecuted to the full extent that the law allows. This is utterly unacceptable. The teacher who took this action should be dismissed from his or her job.
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Agreed, that is completely unacceptable.