Thread: Is eBook overpricing akin to an eBook tax?
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Old 12-10-2008, 02:58 PM   #56
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Originally Posted by Amalthia View Post
Also, I think books that have been out for over a decade should not cost 30 dollars at mobipocket. It's the reason I go to the darknet for many books. I'm willing to pay a reasonable amount but not 30 dollars for a book that's been out since 1996 and is in paperback.
Mobipocket.com has an agreement with bookstores that sell .mobi books that they will not undercut. That's why the prices there are so insanely high. There are other book sellers like Fictionwise.com or BooksOnBoard.com that sell for much less.
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