Thread: The morality of circumventing geographical restrictions only to buy cheaper ebooks
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Old 09-18-2013, 08:02 PM   #203
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Originally Posted by BearMountainBooks View Post
RE: Jumping the Walled Garden

I am in awe. Totally. And yes, I could see myself going through this process to save money.
Hehe. I'm not one to hunt down every last cent, because it's just not economical. Hunting down €50 is worth it though. That's another 10 books...

And no, normally it doesn't take hours and hours of my time. I don't write up these comparisons for myself; I browse stores and note prices quite quickly Normally I also don't buy 10 or more books at a time.

Still, even if I would buy 10 books regularly and comparing prices takes an hour which nets me €50, then I'm all for it. I don't make a net salary of €50 an hour. (It would mean a net €8400 salary for a month, and I don't really have that... by a long shot.)
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