Thread: Do Amazon and the Publishers want to Kill Digital Sales ?
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Old 04-19-2016, 01:23 AM   #84
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Originally Posted by cvkemp View Post
I have and I do buy ebooks that are more expensive than paper ebooks. Why, because they are easier to store. I was one of these that had books stacked everywhere. I got my first e-ink reader and discovered how easy it was to store my books. So I managed to get the books that I wanted to keep in ebook format and I have sold or given away almost all of my paper books. Yes there are some paper books I still have because they are old books that were given to me by parents, grandparents and friends. They have special notes in them. I also buy and give some books to friends and family. But I only get ebooks for myself if at all possible.
Ditto! I don't buy paper at all.
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