Thread: E-book of Dan Brown's The Lost Symbol outsells the hardback on Amazon
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Old 09-16-2009, 08:38 PM   #36
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Originally Posted by Olympus View Post
I was in the process of ordering Dan Browns Lost Key only to discover that the eBook versions are only sold to people from Canada and US
What the f&*^%k is happening - they introduce DRM and now publishers want to go back in time and ignore the globalisation of sales via the Internet; I can order the HardBack copy although I live in Europe; why oh why can't I order this eBook from Europe too?

I'll get the illegal copy from Usenet: no hassle with formats, DRM and regional restrictions. Fed up with the publishers - I'll check the status of customer-attitude by publishers in another 2 years.
Did you check Waterstones? Arent' they in the UK? They were sellling the ebook for 9.99

http://www.waterstones.com/waterston...do?sku=6935637
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