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Old 08-13-2008, 04:27 PM   #40
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
That $30, though, includes one free book, so (if you choose the right book) that immediately gets the majority of your $30 back. Remember too that for most of us it's not a question of FW vs. Amazon because we can't buy eBooks at Amazon, so it's not a matter of "FW or Amazon", but "FW's club price vs non-club price". In those terms, it represents excellent value for money.
But that wasn't the original question. My assertion was that Amazon's Kindle had the cheapest ebooks. I was asked for examples, I supplied them. Now whether my assertion is entirely true or not probably depends on how one defines "cheapest". To me the Kindle books are cheaper over all as there's no membership fee, nor are there store-credit rebates like with FW.
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