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Originally Posted by zerospinboson
You're fairly quick to condemn, I see.
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More like I've been on the internet long enough to know you shouldn't take a one sided story as gospel.
Looking at his story and the harsh decision Amazon took, he has more reason to lie (locked out of the Kindle store) than Amazon does. I'm not saying he did lie about what happened but he loses the benefit of the doubt.
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Originally Posted by zerospinboson
You're fairly quick to condemn, I see.
May I ask what "fact" you are referring to? Are you perhaps an amazon CS rep? Someone who writes amazon "flagging policy"? I'm curious what your claim to being an authority on amazon return/refund policies is based on, seeing how this is information that is purposely not put on the internet.
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Originally Posted by AnemicOak
So the folks that have gotten multiple Kindle 2 replacements are what, lying? How 'bout the fact that folks have had their accounts yanked for as few as two returns?
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Personal experience. I've done a good amount of returns with Amazon, a few back-to-back returns, inadvertently did some shady stuff (forgot to mail back defective items) and have heard multiple times from Amazon CS (with Blu-Rays, I don't know if they have something different setup with Kindle since they are the producers) that "we can not replace a replacement. if you want you can return it, we'll refund you and you can replace the order"
I find it very hard to believe that people have had accounts yanked for two returns. Was it a new account? Second account? Was it their first two orders? For some reason I imagine there is more to the story then they are letting on.