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Old 08-22-2013, 10:21 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by Alexander Turcic View Post
Some of you may have come to realize that you're not buying your e-books. In many cases you are in effect just renting them
Very much agree with the reasons but please, you're not renting the books no matter how much it might (sometimes) seem that way. You're buying a license to read them. Theoretically you can even sell the license although few ebook sellers (none that I know of) are set up to handle that. You lose your right to read the books when you violate the license terms.

I will further note that probably not all the terms are legal-but until it's tested in court, who can really say? It's you against the seller-and who has the power? So I fully agree with the reasons, just not with your statement that we're renting our books. Thanks.
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