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Old 11-17-2012, 11:43 PM   #132
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Originally Posted by TallMomof2 View Post
I'm sure I'm not the only one in the US not to hear from Fictionwise and eReader. Between the two websites I have over 3000 books. I know that at least a couple of dozen have disappeared over the years as servers were shutdown. Thankfully, I've downloaded all the books and removed the DRM when needed. I'm torn over actually setting up a B&N account. Hopefully, there will be a privacy setting for no email.

The last of my magazine subscriptions expired last summer but I do have 7 years left in the Buywise club but I bought that when they were giving a lot of Micropay in return so I have no idea if I'm owed any money. Used to love Fictionwise and am sad at their demise.
Nothing from eReader yet here...

I'm sorry for those who used Fictionwise a lot. It's not a loss for me personally (I've pretty much turned to my public library on Overdrive for reading material with the occasional Nook purchase), but I remember how Amazon screwed those who had an extensive Mobipocket DRM'd library from Palm days - they never so much as got an iOS app to read those books on. I was so grateful I only had a couple Mobi books with the majority being from eReader. It's a shame that B&N ended up doing something similar too, albeit at least with a transfer offer.

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