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I think Amazon did the right thing by removing the books from their site and refunding customers money. The only real question is -- are they doing the right thing in removing the books from customers Kindles as they connect to the Whispernet?
I believe that this is the right thing to do. Amazon refunded you the money for the book so you should give it back. If Amazon sees that you still have the book then they should be allowed to remove the book, especially if you have already agreed to allow them to do just this thing (the click-contract).
Don't like the click-contract? If that's the case then I'm sympathetic, and I wouldn't have a problem with people arguing that they should be able to return their Kindle back to Amazon for a refund. However, that's not what most people are arguing for here.
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