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Originally Posted by Rev. Bob
That's what needs to happen. Any pricing scheme that makes a licensed ebook in one digital format more expensive than the street price of a print book is just plain dumb.
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Amen! Even if they price the ebook the same as the print book, I can go to Barnes & Noble or Books-A-Million and get at least 10% off the cover price with membership, but they refuse to apply membership discounts to ebooks similarly, which makes the price of the print book cheaper.
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Originally Posted by Rev. Bob
I'm looking forward to seeing how the MatchBook rollout will affect things, although I think that's almost as boneheaded a name for the program as Kindle is for a reader. (Has nobody at Amazon read Fahrenheit 451?)
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ROFL...
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Originally Posted by issybird
I'm in similar straits. While I bought most of what I wanted with Sept50, once BookRiot50 showed up I decided I'd hold off on the rest for a couple of weeks. And why? You'd think I'd learn....
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Ditto. I bought the things I REALLY wanted, but figured I'd hold off since the BookRiot50 coupon extended the 50% off sale an extra pay cycle.
I still have a few items I will probably use the BookRiot50 on, but not as many as I had originally anticipated.