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Originally Posted by shalym
… Imagine my surprise when I opened the second book to read it and saw a message saying that the manuscript of the second book had been accidentally uploaded into the first book. The message invited me to "refresh (your) updated content in Book One". Unfortunately, there is no option for me to "refresh" the book, as it's not marked as having an update available.
So, Quoth...should I still be blocked from returning the book? I did look at the sample before I bought the book, and there was no indication of any problem in it.
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Even if there was no return policy, in UK and EU the law would insist on a refund. Not as advertised and not fit for purpose.
Sellers contracts are trumped by National laws. Called the Sale of Goods Act in some countries.
I also think the "one click" no shopping basket (unique for me here in Ireland for Amazon ebooks, no other seller I've used and no other Amazon sales) might break intention of most European "distance selling laws".