Thread: Will Subscription e-Book Sites Continue to be Viable in 2015?
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Old 01-29-2015, 10:57 PM   #78
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Originally Posted by Joykins View Post
I've found an odd synergy between Scribd and my library, as well. Series with Books 1-2 on Scribd, books 3-4 at the library, and well, I buy book 5 because if an author gets me to finish a 5-book series they've more than earned a direct purchase. Or, even, books 1-4 at the library, books 5-6 on Scribd. They fill in the gaps in each others' collections more than you'd think.
This is what I would likely use a subscription service for - if anybody would ever start one that has epubs.

For the people who said they forget to return library books - you don't have to worry about that with library ebooks because they expire on their own if you don't return them!
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