Thread: Amazon's $9.99 eBook Attacked as "Predatory Pricing"
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Old 12-18-2009, 02:50 PM   #106
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Originally Posted by Wetdogeared View Post

I've *bought* electronic copies of books for $100 and more, but these were highly technical books and it was worth it for me to have them in e-book format (PDF). However, this is Sony, which is *also* stating that they plan to 'dominate' the ebook market over, say, Amazon. Yeah. Right. As IF!

There's no way I'm gonna pay more than $30 for an ebook version of a novel! (Sad to say, I *have* paid $28... )

Derek
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