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Originally Posted by darryl
I don't have any experience with Kobo contests. However, I would observe that you have to be a winner to take advantage of it. If you can point me to a coupon greater than 35% at the moment I would be happy to have a look at it. But it would not be appropriate for me to use a discount off the "Kobo" price greater than 35% on the basis of what you have set out in your post.
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You have to live in Canada, UK or US to enter the contest, and the coupons only last for the duration of the contest (o maybe a few days after), but there are regular contests (every month I think?).
Edit: You don't need to win the contest to get a promo code. If you win the contest you get an ereader, you get the promo codes just for answering muilti-choice questions (and you can have as many attempts as you need to answer and still get the promo code, you don't need to answer correctly on the first attempt.)
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Are you in fact aware of other countries where the large publishers allow the use of coupons, or is this anecdotal? If you are aware of such publishers and countries, please share them with us.
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New Zealand for example. HarperCollins, Penguin, Random House, Macmillan US all allow discount codes to be used. Hachette and Macmillan UK don't.