Thread: Sainsbury's ebook store bites the dust
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Old 11-22-2016, 05:02 PM   #96
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I too was ex-Fictionwise. and ex-Nook and I have just transferred from Sainsbury's Entertainment to Kobo. All of three books.

Can anyone give me a run down on Kobo as a UK ebook vendor ?

I checked various recent purchases and Kindle was cheaper on every one and some were not available.

Of course I got many of these /because/ Amazon was discounting them.

I see (Tor) At the Sign of Triumph by David Weber at £10.44 at Amazon & Google, £10.99 at Apple, £13.91 at Kobo.

Is this representative?
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