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Old 03-20-2013, 10:09 AM   #11
GlenBarrington
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Originally Posted by NickyWithNook View Post
I'm worried because we switched banks so I don't have the credit card my nook is registered under, and as I understand it, if B&N went out of business and I wanted to buy a different reader to put my Nook books on, I'd have to be able to strip DRM to put them on another reader? And to do that I'd need the credit card number I no longer have? But maybe I'm wrong about what's required. I guess the point is that I'd have to learn how to do that if my Nook broke, and Nooks weren't being made anymore, and I wanted to read my books on a Kobo or something.
It's been a LONG time since I used my B&N account, but isn't there a place on the Account management page that allows you to enter a new credit card number? I have NEVER encountered any web site that doesn't allow you to update that information. (and any that don't should be avoided at ALL costs)

But unless things have changed, B&N ebooks, have a special DRM protection on them even if they are EPUB files so that they can only be read on B&N readers. You are likely to be forced into manually removing the DRM protection to read them on different devices anyway. (The primary reason why I don't use B&N for anything anymore)

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