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Old 06-10-2008, 07:55 PM   #17
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I am a very avid reader. I normally read paper books. My first Ebook was purchased from Diesel Ebooks a few days ago. It has been a terrible experience and I am considering just sticking with paper books. I downloaded my book without problem. However after reading half of the book the Adobe Digital Editions icon turned into a generic icon and book would not open. I reloaded Adobe Reader and Digital Editions but then could not open the book. I tried to redownload the book but kept getting this oops......... message when trying to download from my bookshelf. I contacted their customer support and that has been a far less than satisfying experience. I don't even think they read my problem and just send a response that they see I have downloaded my book and everything's peachy. So here's my question. Is Diesel Ebooks a particularly crappy company or is this the norm? I don't mind wasting ten dollars but the frustration of this experience is turning me off Ebooks in general. I really want to read this book so I'll just order it from Amazon. Can anyone recommend a reputable Ebook company with a wide selection that might change my mind about giving up on the Ebook idea?
Fictionwise has great customer support, and I've heard good things about Books on Board too.

Baen is good as well-- so long as you like SF/Fantasy.
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