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Originally Posted by CallOfCth'reader
I don't believe him, because without concrete figures the statement is purely opinion.
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Of course it's opinion. I never claimed any indepth knowledge or facts. I said I
believe he's right. Still do. With the exception of those here at MobileRead and similar sites, I sincerely believe that the vast majority of Kindle owners make their purchases without comparing prices--either to other book stores or to the physical books. I believe the vast majority don't know who published their book, let alone have a clue exactly what Agency Pricing is. They buy 'em, read 'em and never give them a second thought.
That's an
opinion. Agree with it or don't, but I don't think opinions are against any rules yet... especially when the wording clearly identifies them as opinions.
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Originally Posted by Piper
What happened when Amazon tried to get them not to do it last year? IIUC, they (McMillan?) said they wouldn't release the ebook anymore until the paperback window. Customers raised hell, saying they'd rather have the new releases even if they were over 9.99.
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Yep. I was one of those hell-raisers. Still am.
