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Originally Posted by rixte
Except the access *isn't* limited - because by saying limited access, it would imply that Amazon puts a limit on how much/often you can access those books.
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OK .... well, perhaps if I ever sell this house here in Texas, I'll advertise it as having "access" to all the museums and restaurants in Paris, France. I just won't mention that they (1) have to get in a car, (2) drive to the airport, (3) buy a ticket to France, and (4) fly there.
It's all "access" right?? And, all unlimited??
As long as the access is limited by either your online connection or your proximity to Whispernet ... it is still limited. If you can't access the books, you can't access them. No matter whether Amazon puts a limit on the number of books your could theoretically purchase or not.