Thread: Why do you do this to me, Kobo?
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Old 04-26-2012, 02:19 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by Wald07 View Post
I bought "Throttle" by Joe Hill on 22/4/2012 @1.99+tax and today it's 0.99c.

It's this type of thing that really gets on my nerves! Yes, it's only a dollar, but why would I want to pay more than I had too?

http://www.kobobooks.com/ebook/Throt...pAg/page1.html

So I made the mistake of calling customer service. And she just told me it was my misfortune.

Makes me feel less guilty about using ALL those promo codes.
I don't understand; you paid $1.99 because you thought it was worth that, and presumably you would feel like you got your monies worth if the price hadn't fallen. So what if the price drops later? Is the issue just that other people can get it for less than what you paid? And what if the price had dropped 4 days later, or a week, or a month? Would you still have felt cheated?
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