Nope, you can not transfer them to another account or person.
And you can not redeem them back for US dollars.
And you can only use them to buy apps for your kindle. You can't even use them to buy books for your kindle! And forget about anything on amazon.com.
Topic: 1BTC = 11700 Amazon coins (Read 1955 times)
Reminds me of Microsoft points; there's literally no reason to use them in lieu of USD, where you can, y'know, figure the real cost of the product you're buying, but the geniuses behind charging to use Netflix after already paying for Netflix thought it was a good idea.
'Cos y'know, fuck you, we're Microsoft. Considering the fact that Amazon is pushing for the Internet sales tax to drive out competitors, I'm never buying from them again.
'Cos y'know, fuck you, we're Microsoft. Considering the fact that Amazon is pushing for the Internet sales tax to drive out competitors, I'm never buying from them again.
So this is the standard micro-payment scam, you hide the real cost behind some alternate currency. Though conversion rate is rather simple...
they compare apples and oranges! 
My dick just broke.
Are they even transferable? It doesn't look like they are...
Lame, pretty much gift vouchers.
its nothing new and you cant even buy amazon coins for bitcoins 
amazon coins are a simply voucher.
amazon coins are a simply voucher.
I guess that's one way to spin the outright rejection of Bitcoin for payments at Amazon. And yet another would be...umm...well...outright rejection of Bitcoin for payments at Amazon.
ur sarcasm detector is broken 
Amazon Coins is a new way to purchase Kindle Fire apps, games and in-app items from Amazon.
Pump and dump !
Amazon Coins is a new way to purchase Kindle Fire apps, games and in-app items from Amazon.
These are just US Dollars .... 
Behold. Virtual frequent flier miles. 
Like they needed to be more virtual!
Behold. Virtual frequent flier miles.
OMG , pre-mined altcoin scam.
I guess that's one way to spin the outright rejection of Bitcoin for payments at Amazon. And yet another would be...umm...well...outright rejection of Bitcoin for payments at Amazon.
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