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Originally Posted by HarryT
I generally pay around £4-6 for an eBook. I consider this to be a fair price, and am happy to pay it. As long as publishers keep their existing customers (like me) happy, it really doesn't matter what the people who aren't buying their books think, because they aren't buying them.
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This may be true...but the point I am making is that they will loose the customers the
currently have... and I would bet if the price goes about your sweet spot...you'll reduce spending, too.
I don't care what publishers claim they need to charge to make a profit. I only care about what I am willing to pay. That's the rub. THey have to adjust to their customer's price point, not the other way around.
I have purchased only one full price ebook since A6 came out. If I really want the book - I have no aversion to pbooks so I hit the 2nd hand market. Most of the time I can find a HB version of an A6 book for less that $2.99.