“No Agent may access, use, or interact with Amazon Services unless, at all times, it identifies itself and operates in strict accordance with the requirements in section 3 of these Agent Terms.”
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Access by any Agent that fails to identify itself or deviates from section 3 requirements is prohibited, creating a hard compliance condition on all automated interactions with Amazon Services.
The updated terms establish mandatory binding arbitration for all disputes arising from use of Amazon Services or products sold through Amazon.com, replacing the previous court-based system in King County, Washington. Under the revised agreement, consumers waive the right to sue in court, have a jury trial, or participate in class actions; disputes must be resolved individually through JAMS arbitration. Exceptions exist for small claims court (if available in your jurisdiction), intellectual property injunctions, and disputes about compliance with the pre-arbitration procedure itself. Before initiating arbitration, you must contact Amazon customer service and complete a 60-day good-faith negotiation period using a formal Claim Form.
View change record →Any Agent a reader deploys to interact with Amazon Services must continuously identify itself and meet every requirement in section 3; non-compliant Agent access is not permitted.
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"No Agent may access, use, or interact with Amazon Services unless, at all times, it identifies itself and operates in strict accordance with the requirements in section 3 of these Agent Terms.Excerpt from Amazon's Conditions of Use
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Access by any Agent that fails to identify itself or deviates from section 3 requirements is prohibited, creating a hard compliance condition on all automated interactions with Amazon Services.
Any Agent a reader deploys to interact with Amazon Services must continuously identify itself and meet every requirement in section 3; non-compliant Agent access is not permitted.
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