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Old 11-28-2013, 09:31 AM   #2047
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Originally Posted by Waylander View Post
I am an ebook addict, and am worried about my recent consumption levels. I followed the advice on this thread, and added books to my wishlist rather than buying them, but then went and bought loads off my wishlist. I really need help, and am ashamed of the amount I have spent this past week and a half on ebooks. Please help!!!
Did you buy them at full price from your wishlist? This is a common error.

You (presumably) already have lots of previously bought ebooks that are still unread (your TBR pile). You SHOULD NOT buy from your wishlist unless your TBR pile is reduced to the size you're happy with, OR the item on the wishlist is on special offer, e.g. Kindle Daily Deal, or a better than 60% discount.

The one big advantage of having a large TBR is that one can afford to wait for books on one's wishlist to become available through a special offer or discount.

Exceptions can be made for the ocassional book from a favourite author/series that you are going to read immediately.

Good luck! I know how hard it is to resist buying lovely ebooks.
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