Thread: Cost of eBooks vs dead-tree books
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Old 01-17-2021, 06:03 PM   #291
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Originally Posted by shalym View Post
Ok...you've got me there. Remember, though, that you're also paying for the cellular radio, so it's actually much less than $2 per month over 3 years. The longer you own the device, the lower the per month charge is. So yes...while it's not technically "free", I'd like to know where you can get even crippled cellular access for that cheap.

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NONE of that is the point, nor is ANYONE arguing that. The point is simple. It is that Amazon advertises it as FREE cellular access, and it is not. There is no argument about whether it's good value.
The point is simply that it is advertised as "free" - it is not advertised using "low cost", "exceptional value" or any other descriptors that may well be true. It is advertised as free. Which is not true.
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