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Old 09-07-2025, 09:22 PM   #1173
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On the three recent occasions where I've helped someone to purchase a Kindle from eBay, we have asked the seller about the Kindle being blacklisted. A couple of not sure responses with a offer to give a full refund, a couple of caveat emptor responses and several responses that the Kindle in question is not blacklisted and can be registered. Ordering from the not blacklisted response vendors resulted in 3 Kindles that were not blacklisted and could be registered. We did not get the cheapest prices (those belonged to the caveat emptor vendors) but were more than happy to get a device that could be registered for a few dollars more.
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