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Amazon Kindle in the 30-day trial with the option to return it and get back the money spent if the product did not meet the expectations. A test that defines Amazon as “non-binding” and that allows you to touch and try calmly all the potential of one of the many products of the Kindle family as the Fire HD 7 or Kindle Papwerwhite . Really interesting initiative by Amazon that shows once again the will to put the customer at the center. In fact, what may appear as a special promotion dedicated exclusively to Kindle products, hides something more.
In fact, Amazon, for all products sold and shipped directly, provides a right of withdrawal 30 days , against the classic 14 days standard required by law. One detail that many can escape but that emphasizes even more the quality of services offered by the e-commerce giant. So, theoretically, all products sold and shipped directly from Amazon can make use of some sort of 30-day trial with the possibility of withdrawal following the standard procedures of delivery specified within eShop. As regards, however, the 30-day trial of one of the devices Kindle, who does not remain satisfied with the product does not have to worry about the content or the configuration of the device to be returned, as this will automatically reset once received.
The family Amazon Kindle is composed of many products designed specifically to suit specific categories of users. No e-reader like the Kindle PapwerWhite with which you can access thousands of books in digital format and real tablet PC based on Android platform as the Kindle Fire HDX 8.9.
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