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Old 02-23-2012, 10:50 AM   #42
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I agree with Vydor, I have a love hate relationship with them- No big sales through smashwords for my book, but my FREE short story gets a lot of readers. Only issue, is that several people have told me they were unable to leave a review due to site glitches after it was down for two days in the middle of my promotion.. (that stopped me dead in my tracks) Any changes to your book's price or description in the premium catalog takes weeks upon weeks to funnel to the affiliates. In my opinion, the site has a cheap look that needs to be upgraded with better navigation and should just have an adult section as it seems that free erotica takes over every category. I am rooting for them to succeed and will continue to use them and see what happens next.
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