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Originally Posted by Hellmark
I often will use reviews to help me make up my mind on something. I have a basic overall price range I stick to, and the quality of the work effects how high in that range I will go to. If something is very high in quality, likely to get me sucked in, I'll be willing to pay more than if it is something I just merely may like. So if I am at the review page, I've not decided if the price is too high or not.
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In that case, I'd assume that the reviews are especially important to you. I usually go the reverse way: I decide if the price is what I want to spend for an e-book (keeping in mind what kind of e-book it is, as many times reference is priced higher than fiction) and then I look to reviews to tell me if this book is a reasonable use of that money.
Either way, I don't think the one-star reviews (based solely on price) factor very highly into the equation.