Thread: Pricing the e-books from the "Big 3"
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Old 04-22-2012, 02:41 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by silasgreenback View Post
With all the recent BPH drama, I'm beginning to wonder what Amazon has to crow about. I bought four books yesterday, three from BPHs. The one title that wasn't priced at agency and came from Amazon tax free is the one I got the worst deal on. Two weeks ago it was ten cents cheaper and I'm wondering if this isn't a sign of things to come.

Edit: While Amazon isn't the most expensive for the Rendell title, it isn't the cheapest.

Google: $9.99
Sony: $11.99

All others fall in between, with Kobo being priced equivalently.
Did you see the Kobo coupons in the Deals section. You could have picked up Rendell for 9 cents.
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