Thread: If you get gift cards to Amazon/B&N, do you pay as much attention to ebook cost?
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Old 10-11-2012, 02:50 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by sakura-panda View Post
I imagine that if the person that gave you the gift cards knew the exact book you wanted, they would have bought it for you at the current price so that you would have it now.

I always treat my gift cards like my own money -- figuring if I'm frugal I can make them go farther -- but I also don't hesitate to splurge on something with them if I know I will use (or read) it Right Now.
That's how it is with me. Want to get the most for my money. Just recently recieved a $25 card and had to go through my wishlist a few times to get the best bargin.

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