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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
That makes a bit of sense. At least for why the K2 Internationals are on the list for imminent store access removal, but are also lumped in with those devices that can still have content pushed to them via their 3G radios. There's a chance that in countries where 3G isn't being shut down, they might still function.
But it's also fair to say that US users of K2 Internationals can't hope to buy new content on other devices and push it to their 3G-only devices for very long. No 3G is no 3G.
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The US-users of K2 Internationals might be the double-dippers I invoked earlier, assuming they got the upgrade deal the other cellular devices got a year ago. This is when the date qualification for the current offer kicks in; if Amazon can see they’ve still been directly accessing Kindle content within the relevant time frame, they’re good for another offer. Because unlike all those whose registered devices hit the landfill long ago (tsk!) but whose devices were still listed on their account, there can be only a minuscule number of US-based International owners who were still active phoners-home in the last six months or whatever. For that matter, if they activated the offer last year they may be OOL this time anyway.