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Old 08-08-2008, 04:32 PM   #6
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people who can't do math?
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Originally Posted by MoSo View Post
I'm sure they are legion, but here's the latest: Amazon's quirky and occasionally unfathomable recommendations system recommended a book by Michelle Sagara for me. I checked the Kindle bookstore, and there are all three books in one series, for $5.04 each (which totals out to $15.12).

Or, for a special added bonus, you can get all three books bundled together - for $20.90, an increase of $5.78 over the combined individual prices.

Huh?

Uh trying to get people who can't do math to pay more?

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