Thread: Is eBook overpricing akin to an eBook tax?
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Old 12-10-2008, 12:00 PM   #51
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Originally Posted by Steve Jordan View Post
Actually... I don't read e-books because I hope to save money. I read them because they do not require environmentally-irresponsible printing, they are easily stored and transported, and they allow me to free up more of my decreasing shelf space.
I agree. I have always said I am happy to pay the MMP price for an ebook. But, many times the prices are higher than MMP which is just wrong.

I do expect price to go down as the market grows. Just like anything does. Remember when you had to pay like $80+ to by a movie on a VHS tape?

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