Thread: Would you buy the print or the ebook for the same price?
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Old 04-29-2013, 12:41 PM   #32
susan_cassidy
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I can no longer read the tiny print in pbooks, so I always buy the ebook, but I don't normally pay over 9.99 for them. If it is priced higher, I put it on my ereadereq.com list and wait for the price to drop. I've made, I think, 2 exceptions, for books I really wanted to read "right now". But I buy a 2 or 3 dozen ebooks per month. I also re-read other ebooks that I already own.
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