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Originally Posted by jplumey
Great! Then why should you complain about their business practices? That's the beauty of capitalism and competition. If this kind of behavior from Amazon was so important, it would drive away their business. Since their Kindle business is booming (according to speculation, grant you), it's safe to say that most people have other things to worry about. For most people, Amazon's actions have mended the situation.
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So just because I don't have a Kindle and don't buy ebooks from Amazon, I can't complain ? I don't think so ...
You see: imagine Amazon would have gotten away with it, without anyone complaining about it ... then other companies would follow. And this is not limited to ebooks.
What about games and computer programs ... imagine: you bought this program. On every start, this program checks for updates. But at the same time, it also receives an activation code, because you have to re-activate the program at every start. But then, the company decides to stop the program ... and the next time you start it, the program doesn't work anymore ...
And when it comes to Amazon itself: don't forget, not everyone is a computer pro. A novice person might think the ebooks is gone, because there was a problem with his Kindle, like a broken memory or something like that. He wouldn't even know that Amazon can remove the ebook from your Kindle ...