Thread: When you are locked out of your $1000 worth Amazon library.
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Old 11-26-2011, 06:37 PM   #83
murraypaul
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Originally Posted by pwalker8 View Post
I would point out that technically, Amazon isn't denying the person access to items bought and paid for. What they are denying him is continued the ability to use the Amazon servers for backup. I would assume that when he first purchased the books in question they were delivered to his kindle. One can easily back up the books on their computer. Plus Amazon gives one the ability to download books after purchase. If he didn't do any of the above, is that Amazon's fault?
Amazon are selling an ongoing service, not just a book purchase:

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Free Cloud Backup
We automatically back up your library in the cloud, so you never need to worry about losing your books. Re-download wirelessly anytime for free.
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