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Old 01-28-2012, 01:57 PM   #1056
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Originally Posted by pdurrant View Post
But were they on your wishlist or from a favourite author and on a special offer?

There are lots of cheap ebooks around. The trick is to only buy when you

(a) run out of ebooks in your TBR pile
or
(b) a book you really want is available at a limited time special offer price
or
(c) it's a book you've been waiting for in a series you're reading and it's unlikely to become available cheaper in the foreseeable future.

There's really no other legitimate reason for buying an ebook.
You forgot:
(d) Someone was kind enough to give you a giftcard
or
(e) You were sleep-shopping (or taken over by book-loving aliens) and didn't notice the purchase until after the 7-day return period had passed.

Hey, it could happen!

A wonderful person recently gave me an Amazon gift card, and while I spent the majority of it on practical needs, I saved enough to splurge on an ebook or two. Haven't bought them yet, the selection process is half the fun!
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