Thread: Selling a Kobo - what to do?
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Old 05-27-2019, 07:02 AM   #31
davidfor
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Originally Posted by BookCat View Post
If that were true, it would infringe the license to give or sell a paperback. I have bought many second or thirdhand paperbacks from charity shops and car-boot sales.
Which I am pretty sure is handled by different laws and licenses. But, part of the assumption is that if you sell a paper book, you no longer have access to it. For an ebook, it is easy to keep a copy and could be hard to prove you didn't. And it might even be hard to get rid of all copies depending on your backup strategy.
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