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Originally Posted by HarryT
Totally irrelevent. You got a $40 discount on your Kindle by agreeing to accept advertising. That was a contract that you entered into freely and willingly. You are breaking the terms of your contract by removing the ads. It's plain dishonest. If you don't want the ads, pay the $40 to remove them legitimately.
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the difference in cost is $30.00 plus applicable taxes, not $40.00 as you state.
the rest of your comment lacks legal foundation. refer to the Kindle terms and locate where it discusses the Special Offers contract. simply offering a reduced model with ads doesn't mean that you have entered into a contract and will not remove those ads (which, if you read the terms, you are not prohibited from doing).
again, Amazon has found a way to market the device that pays them twice.
if i buy the device and never remove it from the box am i breaking the terms by not seeing the special offers? will you state that since i am not using the device that is irrelevant? but i still entered into your fantasy contract and therefore am breaking said contract by not seeing the ads.