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Originally Posted by sufue
Well, since eReaderIQ is providing a service by identifying books that are listed in Amazon/Kindle US that have dropped in price, then if there is a problem with "scamlets" it would seem to be Kindle's problem that they have them listed in the first place. In the two genres I watch, there are a lot of legit books identified as being on sale and I would never have the time to check all those authors and titles all the time for myself. So I plan to subscribe if eReaderIQ offers subscriptions at anything approaching a reasonable price.
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How is what someone publishes Amazon's problem?
Anyone should be able to publish what they want.
I have no complaints with them being published.
I have a problem with whoever is promoting them not actually looking at it.
Ereaderiq was trying to make money by using Amazon to provide a service.
Amazon was and is not advertising these books.
Sorry but it is up to the person providing the service to vet what he is promoting.
Now Amazon will pull very bad books if they get enough complaints. (Formatting, grammar)
They also pull any "familial relationships for pleasure" and "non-consensual for pleasure" books.
They have also been known to put an adult tag on some books if they determine they were mis-categorized.
They will also pull very fast any copyright or trademark violations.
The trademarks get pulled immediately.