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Old 10-17-2008, 05:17 PM   #10
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I think Amazon should have considered limiting internet access to just Amazon.com, right from the get go. This way, there would be no (or fewer) unhappy campers later.
Perhaps, But it might be that Amazon is trying to see how many people actually try to use the Wispernet for other stuff, and keep on using it after the initial glow dies down.

If enough people use it, and they see what the people are using it for, they could always try to monetise those services.

Low cost Market Research Anyone ??
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