Thread: Would you pay more for a DRM free book?
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Old 10-07-2009, 06:16 PM   #49
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If their DRM was REALLY restrictive and a pain in the butt, and I really wanted the book for the long term then I would pay a little extra.

But I'd have to really want the book, otherwise I'd just tell the publisher with the super restrictive DRM to go jump.
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