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Old 09-09-2013, 02:46 PM   #89
speakingtohe
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many years ago I bought a book that had CAD $3.99 and AUS $7.99 pricing on the back. The Australian dollar was worth about CAD $150 I think. This book was almost 3 times as expensive in Australia. (I live in Canada). I was rater shocked and feeling sorry for the Australian readers.

If I lived in Australia I would be circumventing I am sure. The Australian government is all for it I have read.

Myself I wouldn't bother for fiction books (too many choices of books to read already), and probably not for price either on non-fiction unless we were talking big numbers.

But in the past (pre internet) I have gone to great lengths to get obscure or out of print nonfiction books. Dozens of hours on buses going to different libraries, and bookstores. Felt like I struck gold when I did manage to find one though

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