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Old 04-02-2019, 04:46 AM   #201
darryl
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I've never seen the point in pre-ordering ebooks. In the absence of a real incentive such as a lower price, it seems to be pointless. In the case of a print book expected to be very popular and in limited supply it did at least have the advantage of securing an early copy. I get regular emails from Amazon alerting me to upcoming publications I may be interested in purchasing. However, I must admit to being more frustrated than interested. I can't recall ever having pre-ordered a single book. I would much prefer an email once the book has been released, or even the day before. Though admittedly I do add the book to my wish list if I am interested. When I later review my wish list I delete some and buy others.
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