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Originally Posted by Badandy
They probably would not allow you to keep them because then people would download every book in a genre then cancel their membership, but I'd be willing to pay some money for an all-I-can-read service. It would be strange not to get to keep the books though. I've actually never re-read a book but I don't like the concept of not being able to...
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This is similar to Netflix streaming. You have the full library available to you as long as you continue to pay your $8 a month. You can re-watch stuff and get access as new titles are added. But, once you stop paying you can't watch anything. You own nothing.
Zune Pass (is that still around) and Spotify have a similar service for music. All you can eat for a monthly fee... but you don't own anything. (Well actually Zune pass included 10 songs that you "buy" per month.)
However, at the rate I read, about 1 book a month I doubt the price would be worth it for me.
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