Thread: Hi Just Joined, and looking for the owner of a Kindle
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Old 12-16-2009, 10:04 AM   #55
kennyc
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Originally Posted by daffy4u View Post
The power drill would mostly likely not be registered with Sears so it would make no sense to send a lost drill to them.

With the Kindle, it is made by Amazon and registered to Amazon, so it makes sense to send it to them for return to the rightful owner.
I understand, butAMAZON is NOT THE OWNER, they just happen to know who it might be. Hell the thing could have been sold or traded or discarded etc.

The other thing that is funny is that there is no information on the info page. Mine had the Kindle name, my assigned kindle email etc. when I received it. Why would that information not be there? Would it be because it was De-Registered and if so would Amazon STILL know who it belonged to.

Sorry if it sound like I'm being pissy about this but despite being a good thing they (Amazon) are doing I still think it's an example of their corporate controlling approach to the ebook/ereader market.
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