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Old 09-23-2022, 06:35 PM   #20
SteveEisenberg
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Originally Posted by haertig View Post
Why would someone who wants to steal a book go to the trouble of buying it, then returning it, while risking cancellation of their Amazon account - when they could just go to a pirate website and steal it in one fell swoop?
I would be afraid of some sort of malware attack .

Maybe I am wrong about that being a risk, but I'm thinking that readers, even dishonest ones, are on the cautious side.

Also, it is easy to tell yourself that if a book turned out to be bad, you are entitled to return it. just like a lot of people will return a watermelon that is bad. If the supermarket takes such returns, and Amazon takes such returns, I have a hard time condemning the ebook returner, even though I wouldn't do it.
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