on Just Publishing Advice:
You quite often read posts by authors complaining about Amazon’s Kindle ebook refund policy.
Yes, it seems a little unfair that readers can buy an ebook, read it, then return it for a full refund.
But how long do readers have to claim a refund? If you have read a few articles on this topic, you will see that some say seven days, and others say fourteen.
So who’s right?
In This Article
Amazon’s Kindle ebook return policy is either 7 or 14 days
Kindle ebook refund terms by country
Should you worry about refunds?
The Audible refund policy is a different issue
You can only control what you can control
Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog 
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Many ebooks offer free samples, whereby one can “borrow” a book, then cancel it by simply not purchasing it when the opportunity comes.
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Or just use the Amazon Read Inside function…
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I wonder why UK Kindle allows 14 days. Do they think we Brits read more slowly?
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I just had an ebook returned after about 10 days. Plenty of time to have read it in full twice over. I hate this policy. But at least it’s not a ridiculous year as is Audible. Thanks for sharing, Chris 💕🙂
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Big companies can fail, too. Just sayin’.
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