Thread: Coupons, discounts, and new publisher agreements
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Old 02-13-2013, 04:22 PM   #2
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Just some observations from what I've seen...

The settlement allows discounting and Books On Board has been discounting former Agency titles 30% off their new prices off and on for months, but they don't allow coupons or "reward dollars". None of the former Agency titles can be coupon-ed at Kobo or Sony. OmniLit/AllRomance allow "rewards" on some former Agency stuff (HarperCollins at least), but doesn't discount from list price. Amazon is discounting a lot (all?) former Agency stuff and I don't recall them ever doing any coupons other than a few 'special offers'.
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