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This is the message I get when I try to get onto amazon
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I don't know why, I am not a robot obviously, i tried to email them several times in the last 12 hours, to no avail. What else could be causing this, I just purchased a kindle tuesday, and made several book purchases the following day, could this be the cause of the problem?

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Online retailer Amazon.com Inc said its U.S. website was down for about 2 hours on Friday and it was unclear when service would be restored in full.

A spokeswoman for Amazon said the site was unavailable starting at around 13:25 a.m. EDT, but declined to specify the cause.

Users in the United States who tried signing onto the popular portal saw a message saying the service was unavailable.

Amazon's international sites, such as amazon.co.jp, amazon.co.uk and amazon.de, were not affected, nor were its Web services, the spokeswoman said. Two hours after the outage, some users were able to access the site intermittently.

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What does the phrase "Don't borrow trouble" mean?

This is the first time I've heard it and I don't quite get it. I read it on a forum. I'll cut and paste it on here.

Gary Anderson says:
Be aware that Amazon is going to start charging for using the Web browser on the Kindle. Read the Kindle Terms & Conditions. You will soon pay for any Web access other than buying books. As soon as they have us hooked the charging will begin.

Steve Kowalski says:
You wouldn't happen to know S. Saroff, would you? You two are cut from the same cloth.

As my grandmother used to say-- Don't borrow trouble.

Most people have enough trouble of their own without taking on other people's problems. That is what is meant by "don't borrow trouble".

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