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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Deset Gled" data-source="post: 4874026" data-attributes="member: 7808">The other dissimilarities not withstanding, one of the big things that bothers me (and hurts the credibility of ebooks in the long run) is that "the cops" are not the ones that took the copies back.  When the police confiscate something (at least in the US), there is a pretty well defined process that must legally be followed.  There are also multiple, well defined channels to challenge the confiscation, and ways to claim back the property.  To have a private company come in and confiscate what they already sold you is a completely different thing altogether.Amazon better have an amazing EULA to allow them to do this.  Even then, I imagine there are a number of lawyers simply salivating over the prospects of taking on a class action lawsuit.</blockquote>