Thread: I don't think I should have to pay for my e-Books
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Old 07-23-2011, 08:39 PM   #42
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Originally Posted by Catlady View Post
Not for free, but with a significant discount for upgrading. Disney has indeed offered coupons for as much as $8 off the price of a Blu-ray if you send in proof of purchase/SKU from a VHS or DVD of the same title. And you get to keep your original version. I did this for many Disney titles, then donated the tapes and DVDs. Disney gets more money from me; I get a better version of the movie; and someone else gets to enjoy my donated tape. Everyone's happy.
Disney as the rights owner has the right to distribute it the way they want. even offer it at a discount for upgrading etc. The OP seemed to be suggesting that because he at some point purchased a paper version of a book he was entitled to a free digital version from the publisher/author etc.
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