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Originally Posted by pwalker8
They would have to give me a reason to buy from them. I don't particularly care about getting the cheapest price. I do care about getting books that I want, and I do care about finding books that I want, plus I care about being able to remove the DRM and read them on the device that I like to read on. As far as I can tell, the B&N ebook store is the worst of the big four (Kindle, Books, Kobo and B&N) ebook stores. They would need to change the paradigm of ebook stores in a positive way. I really don't see that happening.
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Well said, I don't care about absolutely bottom dollar, as long as the book isn't ridiculously higher. Selection and DeDRM, as well as a good overall experience and customer service, are what matter most to me. When Google or Kobo has a book that's close to the Amazon price, I will buy from them just for the delight of annoying Amazon and slowing their March toward 100% monopoly. :-)