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Originally Posted by Hellmark

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So, a years ago I made an ebook of a public domain story that I hadn't seen available, and I threw things up in most of the normal places. Because it was public domain, I set things to be free. The problem is, on Amazon the book is no longer listed as free, and I cannot figure out how to change it back to be free. Any time Idioms set the price back to 0, it complains and wants it to be at least 99 cents USD, plus in the help I am seeing "Note: You can't set your book's list price as free."

Is there any way to have this as free on Amazon again? I really hate that it somehow is no longer free, as I don't feel that it is right that it is being sold. I did my part to help preserve it, and to help give back to the community.

It can be frustrating dealing with Amazon's pricing policies, especially with public domain works.

I think, Amazon generally doesn't allow self-published authors to set their books to be permanently free. However, you might consider enrolling the book in Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) Select, which allows for limited-time free promotions.

Alternatively, you could direct readers to other platforms where the ebook is free.