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Old 08-29-2025, 05:37 AM   #55
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Originally Posted by DrNefario View Post
As a reader, I find KU expensive, and I wonder if that's actually also part of the lock-in. If I'm on KU, I'm going to read KU books exclusively, or I'm not getting value for money. If it was cheaper it would be more disposable and I'd read outside its walled garden. If Netflix was 5 times more expensive, I sure wouldn't have other subscriptions running at the same time. (I mean, I wouldn't have Netflix very long or very often, but that's exactly where I am with KU.)

Amazon really messed up by raising the price. Subscribing for two years used to be the best value. Now when you sign up for two years it’s only $10.99 a month instead of $11.99. I still read enough from KU to still make it valuable for me. And I’m in a better financial position so I can afford the hike. I don’t read KU books exclusively. I usually read them in between my library loans unless I’m binging a series.
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