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Originally Posted by stumped
It's crazy but true that the 30 days free returns on paperback books is not just for defective books. It's a free 1 month loan if people choose to treat it as such.
Read the Amazon terms and conditions for free returns
.a book can be returned without needing a reason
And even a slow reader could finish almost any book in 30 days!
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If you decide to abuse Amazon as a free library, they'll notice and ban you. Same as when people return too much (physical) stuff they bought on Amazon - eventually they're going to tell you to stop doing that.
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Originally Posted by stumped
I think 2 hours is plenty long enough to decide to return a book. Not long enough to read a complete lengthy book for free, but enough to assess quality and return if dissatisfied.
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That is partially true - yes, two hours of *reading* is long enough to decide to return a book.
I can count the number of times on one hand where I bought an eBook and then *immediately* had time to start reading it. Usually when I buy books I buy them throughout the day when I notice them, then read them in bed in the evening or on the weekend.
So unless you mean "two hours of the book being open on a Kindle reader actively being read" and not "two hours after buying the book", then no, two hours is definitely not enough. Yes, it's enough for "Oops, bought a book because of the stupid 1-click-purchase again", but not for any kind of quality check on the book.