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Originally Posted by poohbear_nc
Yes - quality can vary highly among different volumes - as mentioned in the above posts - and typos can be quite irritating ... that said:
1. Delphi will correct their texts and issue free updates. Early purchasers (and readers) can help greatly in this process by submitting errors back to the Delphi website - esp. those recurring "substitution" errors that occur throughout a work - and can be rapidly corrected.
2. Delphi's prices for PD works are extremely modest - given the amount of work obviously done with the formatting, collecting of more obscure works & collateral items (photos, reviews, letters, texts in multiple languages, etc.).
3. They do listen to reader suggestions -- producing the Dickens evolumes of individual works, or the Mark Twain Lite version.
So yes - I think they are worth the price - esp. with Delphi's practice of offering monthly discount codes for purchases over $10.
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This, I've had them respond and fix errors the same day I've contacted them. I'm very impressed with their customer service.
The collections are worth the price to me...though some of them are huge!