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Old 05-15-2017, 01:44 AM   #21
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Originally Posted by cromag View Post
Yeah, my introduction to the joys of intangible ownership began with Fictionwise as well. Despite repeated reassurances, none of my purchases made it over to B&N -- but I had them all safely downloaded, so all was well.

Sorry to hear about your hassles. It really shouldn't be this way.
I had just started downloading my B&N books, when they changed their policy. I don't remember now what prompted me to start downloading them. Something alerted me to a possible problem.

These companies (that voluntarily make customers' libraries disappear) know that what they are doing is sleazy. When they inform customers, they sound sheepish about it. I wish that I had made a recording of the one or two guys at B&N who hem-hawed around about the fact that, yes, I no longer could download my books from them. Anyway, I wrote what they said in a post on MobileRead back at that time.

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