Thread: When you are locked out of your $1000 worth Amazon library.
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Old 12-01-2011, 11:28 AM   #118
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Originally Posted by MrsJoseph View Post
I can understand your feelings...but hasn't Amazon screwed customers in the past before? 1984 ring a bell for anyone? Lawsuits had to occur to ensure that situation doesn't happen again. Just because you haven't seen it happen a lot doesn't mean it doesn't happen.
Let us not forget when Amazon censored books, deciding that LGBT books shouldn't be available. The one thing that Amazon has in ready supply are the canned excuses for why something happened that adversely affected consumers. In this regard, it is like Apple under Steve Jobs (remember to hold your iPhone only in the Jobs-approved manner. If you don't, Apple makes no warranty that the iPhone will work as expected or promised. It's your fault, not Apple's or Amazon's.)

Will the chorus please rise and give us a round or two of "Amazon is my friend. Amen."
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