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Originally Posted by darryl
You have not posted any chat transcripts or support tickets, even redacted ones. Every defence of Amazon is not "taking bullets" for them. In the case of your complaint it is more like taking a wet blanket. ........................ I for one have no sympathy for what amounts to whingeing on your part.
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Here ya go Dazz,
I stayed up especial just to satisfy your demands …… slightly
Here’s the DOS notification straight from the Amazon horse’s ar... err mouth (with generous, courteous privacy maintained)
I have 2 Chat Transcripts and 4 other seperate support emails to back this up.
Send me a scan of your Drivers licence as proof of your ID and I’ll forward all relevant documents directly to you, fair enough bro?
And I don’t need your sympathy, thanks …. I’m no sook.
On 3 May 2019, at 9:55 PM, Amazon.com.au <cs-reply@amazon.com.au> wrote:
Message From Customer Service
Hello XXXXXXX,
Thank you for contacting Kindle support.
I am writing in response to the email inquire we have received about the issue you are facing while downloading books from Kindle unlimited.
I have checked the details and I see that you have reached maximum number of books you can borrow per month. You will be able to borrow books in a few days once the borrow books goes below the limit in last 30 days.
To learn more about the terms and conditions please visit the link below :
https://www.amazon.com.au/gp/help/cu...deId=201556940
In case you need further assistance, please feel free to contact us and we will be more than happy to help you.
You can reach us by via Call or Chat directly and toll free from many countries by clicking the Contact Us option in the right-hand column of our Kindle Support pages at:
http://www.amazon.com.au/contactus
From Australia: 1800 285 372 (free)
Customer Service Operation Hours: 24 Hours, 7 days a week.
Thanks for using Kindle.
We look forward to seeing you again soon.
I hope you have a wonderful day!
Best regards,
Mxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxxx (PRIVACY as a courtesy)
Amazon.com.au
……… see if you can find the limit clause …. pretend it’s a Where’s the Wally puzzle!