So this is what you first wrote :
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Originally Posted by sirmaru
It is likely the eBay seller got his inventory LEGALLY as a wholesale buyer from Amazon just like Department Stores get it. Also, many times employees of Amazon could get special deals on buying large lots and then resell them on eBay. Employees of other companies do the same.
If someone purchased a stolen Kindle on eBay, it could never be registered since Amazon places every stolen unit on a black list. Thus, those units would be returned to the seller and get a refund from PayPal.
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And this is what you write now :
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Originally Posted by sirmaru
Read CAREFULLY what I said. No way would Amazon or eBay allow stolen units to be sold. The person, who reported they purchased a stolen unit, is either LYING or MISTAKEN. Ebay also does not allow stolen units of any brand to be sold there.
If anyone purchased a stolen unit anywhere, it should be turned over to the police. It is CONTRABAND and illegal to keep it. If it was purchased on eBay, it should be reported to eBay as well. Just remember, the PURCHASER of stolen property may also be committing a felony if he did that knowingly.
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Read please yourself CAREFULLY what YOU wrote and please tell us which one of those two posts of yours should we take seriously (and I am not even mentioning your other ones). And please read the story carefully again : The poster just said he could not register the unit, not that it was stolen.