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Old 01-08-2019, 11:00 AM   #301
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer View Post
Yes, that is possible. But then we're at "brand new to e-reading with a penchant for obscure, hard-to-find texts." Well on our way to what I would consider a negligible demographic. *shrug*
Weeeeellll, in view of the discussion, I tootled on over to eBay, to see what sort of obscure, etc., texts we might find. What I see are highly, wildly popular books being sold by people that have apparently NO relationship whatsoever to the proper publishers, like M. Obama's new book, and a variety of others. I most certainly don't tend to believe that the person selling that book (in ePUB/MOBI format, amongst others) is an authorized seller. I didn't note any "obscure, hard-to-find" texts, but I freely admit, I wasn't searching for them particularly. I was just looking for eBooks, generally.

So, I think it would be hard for anyone to argue that eBay is abounding with legit books. But that's just my $.02. Obviously, nobody has reported the few sellers that I looked at.

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