Thread: ebooks...the price ascent to 'Everest'....
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Old 01-27-2012, 02:43 PM   #39
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I totally agree. I'm starting to ignore the 20-30 percent off 'this weekend only' emails from Kobo I am getting. For the last 5 books I have tried to apply any of them to....I get the 'sorry, but the publisher does not allow discounts on this book'

"Really? Then this purchaser will move off the purchase page and move onto other websites...." Oh..and Kobo....please send me discount codes on books that they can BE USED ON.......and not the ones, not really selling, and one step from the discard bin.
Kobo discount code can be used on any ebook that's not from an Agency publisher, basucallyny book on their site that they already offer some kind of discount on is a non-Agency book. There are still books issued new every week that are non-Agency (ie: not non-selling, discard material) and the coupons can be used on, as to if those books are of interest to an individual of course depends on the individual.
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