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Originally Posted by SpiderMatt
I like the idea of being able to look up books by percentage of discount but it's not always the best tool. A lot of Kindle books show up as a high discount even though they're normal price because of the difference between the e-book price and the print list price. For instance, many $9.99 books will show up as something like 70% off or more because that's the amount of difference between the list price of the printed book even though $9.99 is the normal selling price at the Kindle store. What would really be helpful in this situation is to be able to look up books within a certain price range. Then it would be easy find books you're interested in within a certain budget.
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Hi SM.
This is the kind of stuff we need to hear! Love getting feedback.
So... If I'm hearing you right, in addition to the section that we have below with all of the discount stuff, it would be nice to go and say "Price-Range" of 0-10, 10-20, 20-30, etc? How far up in etc do you go? I guess for Kindle books, not much more than ... 100?
Would that be useful to have that additional quick link on the page?