Thread: Kindle books have now overtaken paperback books in Amazon
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Old 01-29-2011, 02:02 PM   #33
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Originally Posted by stargazir View Post
Theres also a whole lot of people from other countries that are buying in the US store for various reasons (price, availability etc) so thats going to sway the data a bit.
True, but I used to buy paperbacks and hardcover before as well (Now it is only Kindle). In the last 4 months I have purchased 32 books (some the $3 variation which is probably free for US citizens ) which is what I bought during a two year period before. For me it is the shipping that makes all the difference (a non-issue for Americans ), usually with S&H the total doubles.
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