No, good for you! I lead a French conversation class for U3a and I'm the youngest by ten years - and I'm 60 Have you posted on the wrong thread, Miep1?
They're still telling me too - just as well, as I can't rely on my memory these days. Come to think of it I can't remember anything about the books I've read so I might as well just re-read them and stop buying new ones
Not stopped with me except when Faith Martin decided to change all the names of her Hillary Green detective series and they were reissued under different titles.
I still get the notifications. Are you sure that it was a Kindle book that you had bought, and not an actual book? I read both formats, so do get caught out sometimes with this. You can get a refund from Amazon easily, I have done this a few times.
They tell me too. I once had to complain because a book had been reissued with a different title and I was halfway through the first chapter before I realised. Amazon refunded my money.
They are not telling me although they always used to, which was useful. It used to come up with 'purchased on xxxxx'. I bought a book a few days ago which after the first chapter I realised I had read. Can we do anything about it?
No, they still advise me if I've already purchased a book. Also, if I buy a book from my wish list it is automatically deleted, which didn't use to happen.
Are you sure it wasn't a different edition, or by a different publisher? That may not have shown up as a duplicate. I frequently find that I already have a book that catches my eye.I've had my Kindle since 2011, long enough to have forgotten buying.
Good evening, has anyone noticed that Amazon appears to have stopped given a warning that a kindle book has already been purchased. This happened to me yesterday when I purchased a book I had forgotten I had already bought last year. I was able to return but I rely on the notification as my memory is not so good these days.