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Old 12-13-2011, 04:48 PM   #155
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Originally Posted by BearMountainBooks View Post
So where do Sony readers shop for books? Library mostly? Or kobo? I have a handful of sales on the Sony site each month, but nothing to write home about. The posts I've seen about the Sony bookstore says books cost more there so it seems Sony owners soon find other venues. Just in case anyone here knows.
I mainly shop at Smashwords, then Sony, then B&N, and occasionally Kobo. The problem is that there are so many free and very inexpensive books, that I am not spending money on ebooks like I spend on hardcovers. I will buy everything an author has written once I find an author I like, but generally, with ebooks, I am unwilling to spend more than $2.99 on an unknown author and I am so inundated with free and 99 cent ebooks that I rarely have to go beyond them -- until I discover an author I like. Once discovered, I will spend up to $4.99 on an ebook.

I view ebooks as read-once-then-throwaway items. Books that I think are worth keeping I buy in hardcover, although I have come across a few ebooks that are not available in hardcover that are so well-written they are worth keeping.
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