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Old 06-17-2011, 11:08 AM   #31
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Originally Posted by mr ploppy View Post
Those people would be buying hardbacks regardless of whether there was an ebook available. The market for hardbacks is entirely different to the market for ebooks, just as it was different to the market for paperbacks and the market for second hand/library books.
Well, as to hardbacks, I've said it before and I'l say it again, if I want a book in my dtBook collection, I try to wait until I can get a cheap, used hardcover on Amazon. If I really, really want it (i.e. some graphic novels I collecting, if its a Gaiman book), only then will I buy it new in dtb. Given the nature of eBooks, they should be $5 or less. I have bought a couple that were more, though. Actually, I bought Hounded and Hexed and they were $7.99 each, so I think my "sqeal point" is more like $10 but I have to be very confident that I'll like it.
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