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Originally Posted by crich70
I don't know about if it's a legal upload to the Internet Archive or not but I did notice a discrepancy over at Amazon. A copy of Mr. Strobel's book in Spanish is .99 for the Kindle, but the same book in English is $5.11 a difference of $4.12 before any tax. Same publisher, same format, even same cover image but one is $4.12 cheaper than the other one. That makes no sense at all. I wrote customer service about it. I wonder what kind of response I will get.
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It's almost certainly intentional and is known in broad terms as
market segmentation. If English-readers are willing to spend more than Spanish-readers, then they maximize their overall return by pricing the English edition higher than the Spanish edition.