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Originally Posted by speakingtohe
@JSWolf
Sorry I was unclear. I was not expecting you to give a specific example as this happened to you a while back.
I am just looking for specific examples in the current timeframe and I am not doubting that they exist although I have seen some pretty rude remarks made to posts actually claiming that this happened to the poster.
All I am doing is volunteering to collect the data if anyone wishes to post it or PM me with it.
Helen
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Simon & Schuster have almost no way to get in contact with someone about a faulty eBook even though they do sell them on their website. I bought one where it was messed up. I tried to find someway of contacting someone to inform them of the issue. I was unable to. So I stripped the DRM and found that the problem lay in the CSS which was a mess. I was able to clean up the DRM and thus fixed the error.
Another issue I had with an eBook from S&S was that the DRM license was screwed up and I was unable to read the eBook I purchased. Stripping the DRM allowed me to read the eBook.
These are two examples of how stripping the DRM allowed me to actually read what I had purchased.