Usually it’s just glitch or a bad wireless connection, and the book will often download with a second attempt. If the book or app gets stuck downloading partway, select to delete it from your Kindle app or device and then try re-downloading it from the cloud section.

Download Books to Your Fire Tablet

1. Navigate to the Home page of your tablet.
2. Select Books or open the Kindle app, then select Library.
3. To see all your previously purchased items, select All from your tablet’s library.
4. Select the cover of the item you’d like to retrieve to download it again.

Go to Manage Your Content and Devices and locate your Kindle content. From the Actions drop-down, select Download & Transfer via USB. From the drop-down, select your Kindle Fire, and then click Download to download the content to a folder on your computer.

Download Collections to Your Kindle E-Reader

1. From the home screen of your Kindle, select All to display your content.
2. Select FILTER and then Collections.
3. Select the Menu icon on the Collection you wish to download then select Add to Downloaded.

Press the “Menu” button on your new Kindle’s keyboard and select “Sync & Check for Items” using the five-way controller. Data from the old Kindle, including your last page read, notes and other user-added content will be synchronized to the new Kindle.

Officially there isn’t a way to do this. The content (e-books, etc) belongs to the Amazon account where it was purchased on and can’t be transferred to a different account.

once the Kindle is deregistered, any books, subscriptions, or other content you’ve purchased from the Kindle Store will no longer be delivered to the device.”

In short, that means Kindle content can’t be resold or left to an heir — it cannot even be given away or donated. Under the terms of the agreement, Kindle content can not be transferred to another person in any way.

If you own a Kindle or have content stored in an Amazon Drive and/or Prime Photos account, and have your account closed, you’ll no longer have access to any Kindle, Amazon Drive and/or Prime Photos content and subscriptions via this account.

The answer, it turns out, is yes. Amazon doesn’t disclose how many returns, how often, and for what reasons they may close an account, so consumers are in the dark. “We want everyone to be able to use Amazon, but there are rare occasions where someone abuses our service over an extended period of time.

Here’s how to delete an Amazon account. Amazon says you should expect to receive the email “within 12-24 hours”, but it should arrive much sooner than that. Unfortunately though, even after all that, closing your account requires some further effort. The email will ask you to contact Amazon by visiting this webpage.

“To protect that trust, we take a number of actions, including closing accounts that have violated our policies. If a customer has a question about their account, we recommend they contact customer service so we can investigate and take appropriate action.” But some users feel like Amazon still has not done enough.

Closing your account permanently means you won’t have access to the products and services associated with your closed account, including: Your customer profile including your reviews, discussion posts, returns and refunds for orders. Your Amazon Web Services (AWS) account and the resources in your account.

Closing your account and creating a new one is the only way to erase your Amazon purchase history. You don’t need to close your account if you just want to cancel Amazon Prime, change your email address, or remove a payment method. You can do this all without closing an account.

You could not have two seller accounts with a single email address because the Amazon system is email based. You can have a buyer account, a seller account and many other types of accounts like Associate or publisher with that email address, but not two seller accounts.

And an Amazon spokesman said bans only happen on “rare occasions.” Speaking to the WSJ, an Amazon spokesman said that the company will take action during “rare occasions” in which users abuse the platform.

Not anymore.. On October 3, 2016, Amazon announced that paid-for or incentivized Amazon reviews were banned, and sellers using these types of reviews are liable for suspension or worse.

No, if the item condition is still matching their quality standards for re-selling, they mark item as “Warehouse Deals” with some discount. And these standards are quite strict. Search for your favorite item on Amazon a look for conditio New or Used.