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Old 10-25-2018, 07:43 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by stuartjmz View Post
No, I am not. I am VERY well aware of the fact I can source books from elsewhere and read them on my Kobo. That fact was alluded to in the opening sentence of my post. But finding sources for the books I want outside the two major players is very difficult. I have been searching for early two weeks without success and quite frankly resent your hasty, ill-informed criticism. Especially as it's not relevant to the subject of the post, which was the different way the two major players handled my request. Both HAVE the book I want, only one would sell it to me directly.
As davidfor already mentioned, don't blame geographic restrictions on sellers. There are plenty of books I cannot buy, not from Amazon, not from Kobo, not from any other ebook seller, simply. And that's not because I want one format or the other (which is the basis of that restrictive ecosystem in the definition as used generally on this forum) but because I live in the EU where a lot of publishers think English isn't read and thus nobody needs to publish those books there (and no, I cannot buy books from Amazon.co.uk either, even though GB is still in the EU). But to blame Kobo for that is a bit low.
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