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Amazon’s data loss

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— josh @ 03:30

Amazon has lost historic data. Sales data. Data for profiling customers.

I know. They lost mine.

I found out because it wouldn’t let me look inside The Complete Far Side because I don’t have an account that’s bought stuff - according to their records.

Except now I can look at the excerpt, but still they reckon I haven’t bought anything.

Weird.

5 Responses to “Amazon’s data loss”

daniel Says:
August 16th, 2006 at 20:17
Yup. They know me, but not what I bought.

My Amazon UK history seems to be all there.

You can come over and look inside my Complete Far Side
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