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Old 07-25-2012, 11:20 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by TheInstigator View Post
If you're not willing to strip the DRM and you were aware of the issue that you would be presented with in the first place, then there's not really anything that you can do about it now. You can try contacting Kobo for a refund, if they're feeling nice - but if you know that you need to strip DRM, and you don't want to strip DRM, then it's not the best idea to buy from that sort of store in the first place. If you ever change your mind about stripping the DRM, though, Apprentice Alf is where to go.
If I had known the DRM would keep me from placing it on my ereader then I obviously would not have bought it. I'm not that desperate for a pity party.

Kobo is an independant ebookstore, and since it is not locked into any DRM ecosystem I had assumed the books it sold would work on - emphatic drumroll please - independant ereaders. So I'm completely confused.

I have purchased various other DRM-protected ebooks from a different ebook store that work just fine for me.
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