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Old 02-23-2011, 12:05 PM   #105
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Originally Posted by silasgreenback View Post
I'll take your word for it, but it's hard to believe anyone would pay for them.

Kind of blows the mind that someone would be willing to have unsanctioned files, know where to find a vendor that actually pirates them, and despite it all, lack the gumption to find them on their own.
There could be several reasons — it's easier to buy them than find them yourself, they might be worried about virus or getting caught downloading, or they might not know there is anything illegal about them.

The Stephen King ebook collection on Ebay says that they are all in the public domain. It doesn't say in which country that is the case, but it would be reasonable for anyone buying on Ebay to take the seller's word for it.
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