Thread: Why do some authors only offer their ebooks on Amazon?
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Old 05-25-2022, 05:25 PM   #60
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I go where it's cheapest. While the prices are a lot more uniform now than 5-7 years ago, there can still be some variation. If the difference is negligible, it will be a toss-up. Sometimes it's Kobo, sometimes Google, sometimes Amazon. I don't much care where I buy, as long as I can liberate my purchases.
If something is on sale at Amazon, it's usually on sale at Kobo and sometimes on sale at eBooks.com. But sometimes eBooks.com just has a cheaper standard price. Amazon has a many reprints of old books that aren't easy to find — although they're starting to show on eBooks.com now. I no longer buy anything from Google. That's basically because I despise the corporation.
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