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Old 04-16-2009, 08:23 PM   #310
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Originally Posted by rocket733 View Post
Business don't exist to make customers feel warm and fuzzy inside, they exist to make money. When you have customers that are an expense rather than a revenue the logical thing to do is get rid of them.
A pure business decision would have been to limit the business with the customer to Kindle-eBooks and all other kind of goods the customer had not returned in past. A pure business decision would turn the past expense into a future revenue. I guess they just can't do that for technical reasons...and i guess their cs reps also had technical reasons when they told Ian to return the defective goods. So basically they ban a customer for technical reasons and not for business reasons.
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