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Originally Posted by Kali Yuga
Yeah, you're not biased. 
You agreed to it when you got your account, bought items (yes, the free items are treated as purchases), or just by browsing their site. At the bottom of the page is a "conditions of use" link.
This is typical; Smashwords and Sony have "terms of service" that perform the exact same function. |
Has nothing to do with a bias. I've not agreed to the TOS and yet I am allowed to purchase eBooks. If I don't agree, then it's not binding. Try this, install iTunes and if you do not agree to Apple's TOS, you cannot purchase anything using iTunes. But because Amazon did not make me ever agree to their TOS, it can't be legally binding.