Thread: Amazon vs. Hachette Update - It's About Price
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Old 08-28-2014, 10:08 AM   #619
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Originally Posted by tubemonkey View Post
Thanks. If Amazon fails at getting the wholesale price reduced and ends up with Agency, they can still sell the books lower than what the publishers want and still make a profit.
  • $12.99 retail ($9.09 wholesale) + free $2 ~ $3 Kindle credit = $9.99 ~ $10.99
  • $14.99 retail ($10.49 wholesale) + free $3 ~ $4 Kindle credit = $10.99 ~ $11.99
Maybe, maybe not. A no-discount agency contract would not allow discounting in a bundle, receiving store credit, using coupons, and such.
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