Thread: "An Apology from Amazon"
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Old 07-27-2009, 10:28 PM   #65
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Originally Posted by Shaggy View Post
The seller/distributor violated copyright, not the buyer. The buyer legally bought and owned the eBook.
The buyer is not at fault, but did not "legally buy and own" the content.

Let's say I rip a DVD, duplicate the cover, go out on the street and sell it. You, as the buyer, assume it's used, and that the transaction is 100% legit. You may have done the purchase in good faith, and the mechanisms of the purchase may have been completely legal, but it's still not a legal transaction.
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