“in no event will our or our software licensors' total liability to you for all damages...arising out of or related to your use or inability to use any Kindle Software exceed the amount of fifty dollars ($50.00)”
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The $50.00 cap applies to all damages in aggregate, meaning users have extremely limited financial recourse regardless of the scale of harm arising from Kindle Software.
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Readers can recover no more than $50.00 in total from Kindle and its software licensors for any and all damages connected to Kindle Software, however significant those damages may be.
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"in no event will our or our software licensors' total liability to you for all damages...arising out of or related to your use or inability to use any Kindle Software exceed the amount of fifty dollars ($50.00)Excerpt from Kindle's Store Terms of Use
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The $50.00 cap applies to all damages in aggregate, meaning users have extremely limited financial recourse regardless of the scale of harm arising from Kindle Software.
Readers can recover no more than $50.00 in total from Kindle and its software licensors for any and all damages connected to Kindle Software, however significant those damages may be.
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