The agreement directs all disputes and claims to the dispute resolution, governing law, and liability terms contained in the separate Amazon.com Conditions of Use document, which is incorporated by reference but not reproduced in this Terms of Use.
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This provision establishes that the operative dispute resolution framework, which may include arbitration requirements and class action waivers, is governed by a separate document incorporated by reference, meaning users must review the Amazon.com Conditions of Use to understand the full scope of their dispute rights and obligations.
Interpretive note: The operative dispute resolution terms, including any arbitration or class action waiver language, are not reproduced in this document and must be assessed by reviewing the incorporated Amazon.com Conditions of Use.
The updated terms no longer include any language governing Kindle Vella, a service that previously allowed customers to purchase and redeem digital Tokens for eligible content through the Kindle Store. This removal eliminates contractual protections that previously governed Token ownership (non-expiration, non-transferability), refund policies, and geographic restrictions. Users who hold existing Token balances or have purchased Vella content should contact Amazon customer service to understand how their existing purchases and balances are affected, as the terms no longer explicitly address this service.
View change record →Under this clause, any dispute arising from Kindle Store use is resolved according to the terms of the Amazon.com Conditions of Use, which contains the operative arbitration, governing law, and liability disclaimer provisions. The Kindle Store Terms of Use do not themselves reproduce these dispute resolution terms.
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Compare across platforms →"Any dispute or claim arising from or relating to this Agreement or the Service is subject to the sections on dispute resolution, governing law, disclaimer of warranties and limitation of liability and all other terms in the Amazon.com Conditions of Use (https://www.amazon.com/conditionsofuse).Excerpt from Kindle's Store Terms of Use
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Incorporation by reference of dispute resolution terms, including mandatory arbitration and class action waivers, engages the Federal Arbitration Act and FTC oversight of consumer arbitration clauses.
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This provision establishes that the operative dispute resolution framework, which may include arbitration requirements and class action waivers, is governed by a separate document incorporated by reference, meaning users must review the Amazon.com Conditions of Use to understand the full scope of their dispute rights and obligations.
Under this clause, any dispute arising from Kindle Store use is resolved according to the terms of the Amazon.com Conditions of Use, which contains the operative arbitration, governing law, and liability disclaimer provisions. The Kindle Store Terms of Use do not themselves reproduce these dispute resolution terms.
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