Thread: Unsubscribing from special offers, a cautionary tale
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Old 03-13-2012, 06:45 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by Talldog View Post
FYI for anyone planning to do this. I paid the $40 to unsubscribe from special offers and got a popup on my KT telling me that they had been removed, but they were still there. After an online chat with the nice folks from Kindle support (and multiple restarts, etc.), I ended up having to reset my Kindle to factory defaults. Not the end of the world, but somewhat of a pain.
From what I've read, reset to factory defaults seems to be the "default" method of correcting problems on Kindles.
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