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Old 07-09-2008, 01:00 PM   #42
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
What people FORGET is that Amazon has a KNOWN history of screwing people when it comes to eBooks. Amazon at one point sold eBooks. Amazon then decided to stop selling eBooks and everyone eBook library was emptied so if you needed to redownload due to updating the computer or what not, you were truly screwed. So Amazon has a big black mark against them as far as eBooks go. Way to go Amazon.
No, we don't "forget" it Jon - I (at least) simply don't think that it's some huge deal like you do.

I am not aware of any eBook store that claims that it will keep your books available for you to the end of eternity. Eg, FictionWise (to use one example) say that your books will be available for download "for a minimum of 3 months". IIRC, Amazon kept books available for something like a year after they stopped selling them, which seems reasonable to me.

What does the Sony Store say about how long you'll be able to download your books for?
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