Someone took my Kindle Fire and gave it away in a so-called raffle. Ask me anything

[LynneSin]

If I find out who has it....

[ohiosmith]

1. For a dollar I'll tell you who has it!

[LynneSin]

2. There....just print this out

With a good quality HP printer it almost looks like the real thing!

[ohiosmith]

3. Geardaddy!

[LynneSin]

4. Damn him

I thought it could have been a coincidence

That evil Geardaddy!

[geardaddy]

9. Mwahaha

[suninvited]

12. how could it look like the real thing?

it's too small.

[struggle4progress]

5. When's the raffle for your car?

[ohiosmith]

6. Her car was the consolation prize!

[struggle4progress]

7. I had forgotten her daring stories about crashing through all those barriers to avoid paying tolls

on the turnpike

[geardaddy]

8. Um, wait, what?

*surfing on Kindle*

[In_The_Wind]

10. Do you miss it?

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[denbot]

11. You' ll have to pry my Kindle Fire HD from my cold dead hands..

Or replace it with a bells-n-whistles iPad..

[UTUSN]

13. Bwah-HAH, best copy cat ever!1 That said, I just returned my Fire HD 8.9 for replacement

The previous thing, Kindle Keyboard (sounds like a KARDASHIAN company), also had to be replaced. Besides the malfunctions, in general this product, to me who am low tech, is a clunky machine. The new one is so thin that the power button is tiny and flush under the edge, hard to find, hard to push, and random body movements unwantedly turn the pages or shift the screen (yes, it can be locked). Oh. Nobody asked, now did they.

[Honeycombe8]

14. You know you can make it inoperable. You have to call Amazon.

You can deregister it yourself, but then someone else can simply re-register it. But if you call Amazon, they'll make it inoperable. At least that's the way it worked for a Kindle e-reader that got stolen from my sis.

When will thieves learn? You can't steal Kindles and expect to actually use them.

[antiquie]

15. "random body movements unwantedly turn"

deserves it's own thread.