Thread: Authors are protesting Amazon's 'read and return' e-book policy
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Old 06-28-2022, 03:54 PM   #42
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Originally Posted by Deskisamess View Post
I've returned 3 over the years, one was a re-release of book with a different title that I had already bought. The other two were "fat-thumbed" and I returned them within a minute or two of purchase.
Yeah, 1-Click Purchase means books have to be returnable in some fashion. It's the attitude of 'I'll buy the book, read the book and if it isn't up to my standards I will return the book' that I'm arguing against. Sometimes you pick a dud. C'est la vie.

I honestly didn't expect anyone on this board to be supportive. Shows what I know.

Also, why not make the return policy for ebooks the same as it is for movies or music?
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