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Originally Posted by Uncle Robin
It matters to me because at Kobo I can get store credit that saves me money. Their "buy an X-value gift card get X.2 free" helps stretch my limited book buying budget, and so does the Kobo Super Points program. My income varies wildly through the year, with Kobo I can buy store credit when I earn more, and have it available when I see a book I want. With Amazon, I have to have the money available at the time I wish to purchase, no "bank" and no 'rewards' program.
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Yeah, that's my main thing too (though my income is fixed rather than fluculating). Also Kobo takes directly from my PayPal account so I don't need to hassle with transferring my survey money to my bank account for debit.