Thread: Why do you do this to me, Kobo?
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Old 04-28-2012, 06:30 AM   #20
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Originally Posted by Wald07 View Post
I suppose not. Then, there'd be no point to specials and promotions, if they could bill retroactively.

But many large companies DO guarantee shop prices for a specific period after purchase.

But, I do understand your angle!

BTW- How much of a profit do you think you'd turn from the 100+ books than decreased in price after purchase?
not a huge amount but it would buy me a fair few new books

I get quite a lot of freebies from Amazon from (unknown to me) authors, some I have really enjoyed and have bought other books from the authors, from 77p upto about £2
many of these books have later been offered for free

no complaints though on it, but I dont buy as many now, I usually wait a few months to see if things become free
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