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Originally Posted by issybird
Not a new rant, but a recurring one. As in, just now.
I hate, loathe, abominate Amazon’s one-click purchase on Kindle books. A random touch on my tablet and it was mine. I know, I know - it can be returned and it was, but would it be so darned hard to have a confirmation button to avoid this? And once I didn’t even realize I’d done it, but fortunately noticed the book in my library before the return window shut.
I can easily picture scenarios where a random touch => expensive purchase could result in someone’s going below their minimum balance or over their credit limit, resulting in all sorts of complications and charges. Why, Amazon, why?
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They can do it - already in place when you purchase digital music - a second screen with a button asks you to confirm your purchase.