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Originally Posted by corroonb
If the price ends in .99 or .49, then it probably won't be discountable. I don't know whether this applies to the US store.
Why are some books still not discountable after that lawsuit?
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Originally Posted by AnemicOak
You're referring to the US lawsuit? If so they are discountable and Kobo and others are discounting books from the big publishers (although Kobo doesn't seem to do it as much as others like Amazon). For a while they were promo code eligible at Kobo, but then Kobo made them ineligible again. Not sure why they were made ineligible again, but IIRC part of the agreement in the settlement was that the seller had to make an overall profit on each publishers books. My guess would be that due to all the high value codes Kobo offers they were taking an overall loss on books from those publishers so they stopped taking codes for them.
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Try shopping in India and a few other places for those books
