[murraypaul]

Originally Posted by Mistyfarm

So straight off the bat we've found 256 "suspect" books out of the "Kindle Unlimited is a new service that allows you to read as much as you want, choosing from over 1 million titles and thousands of audiobooks."

Why are they suspect?
There is nothing wrong with having books with very small number of pages.
The reason Amazon changed to paying per page rather than per book was so that these books wouldn't be an issue.

So why would they flag me for reading too many 1 - 20 page titles rather than delete those books as per their own rules, the offending “too short” books that they pay out on? I can only think of one reason, it keeps their "available title" number over 1 million.

What rule? Why should they delete the books?

I think that even after all this discussion, you still don't really understand how this works.

And again, you didn't read the books, did you?
You checked them out, flicked to the end and checked them back in again.
That isn't reading, and is almost certainly what triggered the fraud detection.

I'm happy to play by whatever their rules if they simply let me know what they are but it seems they won't even play by their own rules, doesn't it?

Those 1 page "books" have been online for 3 years!!!!!!

And? There is nothing wrong with them.

They won't let you know the exact numbers that trigger their detection algorithms, as if the details were public, scammers would use 'read' exactly that number minus one titles.