Thread: Kindle user says Amazon remotely wiped her whole library [UPDATED: see first post]
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Old 10-25-2012, 12:53 PM   #138
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Has this been established by law or court ruling, rather than corporate fiat?
At least as far as taxation goes, point of sale for eBooks is where the retailer resides, not the customer. That is why Amazon can charge only 3.5% VAT when selling to UK customers, where the VAT rate is 20%, by basing themselves in Luxemburg.
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