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Complaint Review: Amazon.com - Internet
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MickeyG -
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
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Amazon.com Amazon prime one click payment disable does not work, Kindle Fire ignores it for digital and content purchases. Internet
If you buy a Kindle Fire BEWARE! You are offered a amazon prime free trial month. Problem with the prime account is it works fine for regular on-line purchases.
Unfortunately Amazon INTENTIONALLY ignores the one click purchase when you use your Amazon Kindle Fire. Hmmm, don't allow one click purchase is marked on the account, use the Fire ignore the setting. Classic fraud made worse by being company policy.
The fix is simple but Amazon so far refuses to fix the issue stating their policy is to make purchases from the Fire seamless. Guess that is another way to spell fraud.
Unfortunately Amazon INTENTIONALLY ignores the one click purchase when you use your Amazon Kindle Fire. Hmmm, don't allow one click purchase is marked on the account, use the Fire ignore the setting. Classic fraud made worse by being company policy.
The fix is simple but Amazon so far refuses to fix the issue stating their policy is to make purchases from the Fire seamless. Guess that is another way to spell fraud.
2 Updates & Rebuttals
MickeyG
Wilmington,North Carolina,
United States of America
Here is Amazon response
#2Author of original report
Wed, February 29, 2012
Please understand that Digital purchases on Amazon.com are immediately delivered to you electronically, and we do not offer a "Shopping Cart" ordering experience. 1-Click ordering allows us to process your payment quickly and deliver your digital items instantly. The
1-Click ordering option for digital items stays available even if you turn off
1-Click Ordering for other purchases on your account.
Ramjet
Somewhere,Michigan,
U.S.A.
I have not found this to be true
#3Consumer Comment
Tue, February 28, 2012
In fact when I first got my Kindle Fire I was not able to download books. It turned out I had 1 Click turned off. Works fine now.
In fact that's how I keep my Granddaughters from inadvertently downloading books. I just turn off 1 Click.
It is apparently not a conspiracy if mine works OK.
