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Originally Posted by AnemicOak
I always like to at least try to report problems to the store and publisher when I find them to hopefully save fellow readers from running into the same issue and also so that if it's a wider problem with that publishers books, like this seems to be, they can potentially put a fix into their workflow for future releases (and of course fix current ones).
That said experiences like the one Gary relates make it hard to continue to bother when it's something I can fix myself and be done with.
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Reminds me of when I came across a couple of suspicious copies of
The White Guard by Bulgakov in the Amazon store. There was little doubt that they were there in breach of copyright, but Amazon's processes don't let me report the issue unless I can prove I am the copyright owner or a legal representative of the copyright owner.
I guess it makes sense in some ways, but it means that the one or two illegal copies of that book on Amazon will continue to sell as I don't have it in me to track down the actual copyright owner and report it to them.
Sorry - bit OT, but it came to mind as I was reading this.