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Originally Posted by daffy4u
I have not seen this at all with the majority of the ebooks I purchase. There have been delays in price dropping but release delays have been rare. The last one I recall was the last Stephanie Meyer book which was released 1 day later. I believe the Ted Kennedy and Sarah Palin books are delayed as well (who cares) and maybe a few more but it's still more of exception than a rule. I for one DO NOT want this to become habit.
Why the heck would I want to pay more on release day than I am now? Why would you want to promote a higher price across the board. I don't get it.
Just because it has been that way with pbooks doesn't mean we should carry on doing the same thing with ebooks
I still think this is a horrible idea.
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My examples were random but also totally related to the Stephen King ebook release. I
wouldn't like for there to be jumps in price of new releases, I was just asking why it seem to be so unbelievable for people to pay more for a new release in ebook format when we have been doing so with hardback/paperback for generations.