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Originally Posted by Morpheus Phreak
It's not?
"In criminal law, a fraud is an intentional deception made for personal gain..."
When you agree to buy the device WITH Special Offers for a lower price, and then remove them by circumventing their ability to be displayed you ARE committing a criminal act...fraud.
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No sir it is not.
At the worst it is a breach of contract.
The only parties that would have standing in any litigation concerning it would be one of the signatories to that contract.
Why is it you want so much to involve the federal or state governments in private agreements between us and Amazon?
Oh, and by the way, according to the ToS agreement you agreed to when you began using the kindle neither you nor Amazon are allowed to pursue any claim of breach of agreement in any court either civil or criminal.
You and Amazon agreed any disputes will be decided by an arbitrator and only on an individual basis one case at a time.
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