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Old 11-29-2019, 05:11 AM   #17
rcentros
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
That's wrong no matter how much you paid or even if it was free. You know it was stolen and yet this stolen Kindle is still being used. You've made your father an accessory to a crime. What you should have done when Amazon said to get your money back was go to the police and report this stolen Kindle.
Your opinion noted but rejected. I paid for the Kindle, found out it was blacklisted and offered to send it back to Amazon so they could send it to the original owner. At that point Amazon could have made the original owner "whole." Did they tell me to send it? No. Did they tell me to take it to the police station and report it? No. What would the policemen do with a product worth $20 or $30? at the most? (Probably hold on to it for a year and sell it at a police auction.) Amazon's only concern was that I be made "whole" again by getting my money back from the pawn shop. Advice of dubious value since the pawn shop employee would have probably told me to pound sand. I decided to make myself "whole" by using the device. Do I feel bad about this? Not one bit.
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