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Originally Posted by rleguillow
FWIW, I just got an email from B&N:
"Thank you for opting to transfer your Fictionwise or eReader Bookshelf to a NOOK Library. We are continuing the transfer process which is ongoing during the week of November 19, 2012. If you have more titles that are eligible for transfer, we will deliver those titles to your new NOOK Library. You do not need to do anything more in this process as any transferrable remaining titles will appear automatically in your NOOK Library."
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I have a feeling they didn't expect so many people to do this all at the same time. When I first say this thread, I went in and updated my profiles on the three so-called Fictionwise sites (Fictionwise, eReader, and eBookwise). The sites were running a bit slow then.
They're
crawling now.
I think I'm going to wait a couple of weeks before I try to opt in and see if they get the bugs worked out and the servers aren't so overwhelmed.
Oh, and for those who are getting the "wrong email address" message - do you have open accounts at more than one of the three sites? Perhaps your email address isn't correct on one of them, but okay on the one you got the email from. (I only got an "eReader" email, although I have books at all three).
One more thing - for those with eReader books purchased with old credit cards. The credit card number used for the DRM is used for just that. All you have to do is provide a new credit card number, and you should be able to download the books and unlock them with that new code. It was never intended to keep you from re-downloading them if your card number changed.