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Old 03-10-2016, 10:59 PM   #526
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Originally Posted by alansplace View Post
Pick up a used Kindle Keyboard, here's one available right now for just $18.75 and download your purchases via USB for the Kindle Keyboard. Then copy the downloaded file to Calibre. It's really not a lot of work at all.
Another source for relatively inexpensive used Kindles is the Goodwill Industries auction site. Most, if not all, of the various Goodwill agencies ship only to US addresses, so this isn't a universal solution. Also, they sell "As IS" with no returns, and shipping & handling costs are never refunded, so read the descriptions carefully. Kindles are the most popular ereaders, so bidding gets more active as each listing ends.

Still, I've bought a few ereaders (and MP3 players) here and I haven't been disappointed. In fact, I just got my first Kindle there a couple of weeks ago.
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