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Old 05-18-2010, 07:37 PM   #31
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...El Borak and Other Desert Adventures by Robert E. Howard

Using Inkmesh and checking some myself, here's a range of prices
  • 11.99 Amazon.com
  • +11.79 Kobo
  • u12.60 Sony eBook Store
  • u13.37 Barnes & Noble
  • 14.98 BooksOnBoard
  • 16.80 Cooler Ebooks
  • 16.90 Waterstone's UK
  • *17.50 Readwithoutpaper.com
  • 18.00 Fictionwise
  • 18.48 eReadable
  • 18.64 Powells.com
  • *18.86 Dymocks.com.au
Borders Australia price for this book is A$12.95, which is a good start.
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Old 05-19-2010, 02:14 AM   #32
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Yeah, definitely. Pretty much a US to OZ exchange rate differential that would seem, plus the 0.95 price fudge factor.
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What will be interesting, too, is if they do the same thing as the dead tree sellers on exchange rate fluctuations. e.g. put prices up as a hedge, and have them not come down again - Kobo dealing with multiple currencies I suppose already, so must be doing some of this sort of thing.

e.g. as the dollar has lost 9c or so recently.
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