<p>We bought one for my husband last Friday at Target for $259. I went in yesterday to get $70 credit (now $189). Only took a minute and was well worth it.</p>
<p>I bought one for my husband at Target 11 days ago. The first Target I went to (where I bought it) would not do the price adjustment. I went to another one and they did it with no problems. The second said there is a two week window for such things, the first said the policy was one week. Go figure.</p>
<p>Amazon Kindle rep emailed me back and said no refund for me. 
Has to be within 30 days. Oh well, I tried!</p>
<p>Thanks to this thread, I got a refund on my Kindle. Thanks Sarha.</p>
<p>NorthMinnisota, I asked for a refund via email and received the same message as you…Purchase had to be within 30 days. I clicked on the link in the email from Amazon that said my query wasn’t answered to my satisfaction (or to that effect). It gave me the option of receiving a call from Amazon. Within seconds I got a call back, and the rep couldn’t have been nicer. You ordered your Kindle a few days before me (mine was 5/19), but I got the feeling Amazon is going to refund if your order date was within a reasonable time frame of the price reduction.</p>
<p>I’m glad so many people were able to get refunds on their kindles.</p>
<pre><code>I’m getting an Ipad soon and I was planning on using the ibook app but I’m wondering if the kindle would give me more flexibility. My D loves her kindle and I’m thinking of getting one for myself now that the price has come down.
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<p>Can someone with experience with both the Ipad and kindle give me any insights on how the Ipad compares when using the Ibook function?</p>
<p>I have an iPhone and a Kindle. I did some limited reading on the iPhone, but the comparison is clearly not ideal.</p>
<p>Nevertheless, the iBook app on the iPad is apparently very nice. I would say the biggest differences are the book selection/prices and the ability to read. For me, extended reading on the iPhone/my Macbook/the iPad would be impossible and strain my eyes. The Kindle is like a book in terms of ease on the eyes. For me, it wasn’t preference, I just would not be able to use the Kindle for iPhone.</p>
<p>Kindle is now available on smart phones with Android. From what I have been reading about the new Droid X from Motorola, I would say Kindle could be the perfect match for that phone.</p>
<p>Kindle today $149. on Woot</p>
<p>Okay. what’s a woot?</p>
<p>Thanks to this thread, I got my Kindle yesterday!</p>
<p>Too late now, but it’s [Woot®</a> : One Day, One Deal?](<a href=“http://www.woot.com/]Woot®”>http://www.woot.com/)
They sell one thing a day until it sells out. The Kindle sold out.</p>
<p>Thanks, pageturner.
I already have a Kindle, love it.
I’m shopping for my NEXT cool thing on woot!</p>