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Old 08-14-2008, 08:22 AM   #23
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Originally Posted by Liviu_5 View Post
The other is price and there rarely Fictionwise beats BoB - maybe if you pay to be a club member, but that is something I am not interested in at Fictionwise or B&N for that matter - also the fact that for Micropay you - at least used to since as mentioned I have not used Fictionwise for a while - have to have enough money to cover the book, while BoB dollar rewards are freely distributable. I get 7.33$ in my Micropay, I want to use them to buy a 11$ book, not wait for Micropay or purchase more Micropay with Paypal and such...
I can see not wanting to be locked into a bookstore, but I like Fictionwise's support for DRM-free content. When I realized how much money I was going to be spending on e-books, I went ahead and paid for a club membership, then have mostly spent non-Micropay there in >$200 batches for the additional 15% micropay rebate. That seems to leave me with an about $50-$70 micropay balance I can slowly drain down -- and prevents that whole "not enough micropay to actually buy anything" problem :-).
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