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Originally Posted by Cpl Punishment
You can stamp your feet all you want..
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I don't feel the need to "stamp my feet" even a tiny bit. I know exactly what I purchased. As for the TOS you quoted, again it is not binding or applicable to anything. It could say: "You are authorized to read this ebook only while wearing a purple shirt on the third Saturday of any month that begins with the letter J". It really does mean nothing. Amazon (or others) do not write law, they do not decide what you can or cannot do with anything.