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Originally Posted by istoner
Multiple Kindle owner here from India, all through the kindness of US grad student friends.
3G isn't charged, you can connect the device to any Amazon account from anywhere. Great that you have a US account linked to it, you can actually avail the Special Offers.
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Originally Posted by Mike L
Just to add a couple of points:
- Assuming you have 3G wireless access, you can easily change the registration from the Kindle's Settings page. But if you are outside 3G range, you will first have to get your friend to de-register the Kindle (from the Manage My Kindle page on the Amazon website), after which you can will be able to register it yourself (again, via Manage My Kindle).
Istoner said:
Great that you have a US account linked to it, you can actually avail the Special Offers.
That's true. But you might still come up against geographical restrictions in the books you wish to buy. Many titles in the US store are only available to customers that are physically in the US. Having an account with Amazon in the US doesn't help with that.
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thanks you two!
Istoner's reply was what I wanted to know...
If I could use GSM internet in India for free without she needing to open it and register there.
And it seems, I can indeed.
