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Originally Posted by wallcraft
Amazon makes a distinction between access to Wikipedia.org, which is free, and general web access which is currently free but might be charged for in the future. So far as I know, the only current access charge is $.10 per e-mail attachment delivered wirelessly to the Kindle.
As usual with these agreements, Amazon can always screw Kindle owners any time they want. So far they are not doing so.
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Expecting to get free, unlimited internet access forever from a $400 device is slightly unrealistic, IMHO

. To call charging for such a service "screwing" users is, however, somewhat unjustified when Amazon tell you up front about it.