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Originally Posted by wallcraft
If you want to buy from one store in the US, then the Kindle Store is the best overall (but watch out for TOPAZ unless you only read using Kindle devices and apps). If you strip DRM, then buying from all four stores isn't that hard. An intermediate approach might to be pick two stores, and for me these have been the Kindle Store and FictionWise. However, the Sony Store and B&N are relatively new alternatives, with the Sony Store in particular carrying a nice range of ebooks at a good price.
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The problem is that the Kindle store is not really open to those of us who don't own a Kindle. Sure you can use Kindle for PC and go through the meriad additional steps to get the file readable on your device.
Amazon also seem to have much harsher geo-restrictions that makes workarounds a bit of a problem.
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Originally Posted by Mitch G
I'm definitely price driven and will spend a couple of extra minutes if it will save me a couple of bucks.
Is there a meta search site (like pricegrabber) that can be used to identify the cheapest ebook price - and that takes into account things like the micropay discounts?
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www.inkmesh is a good one. However none that I know of will be able to take Micropay into account. They all just show the listing price of the ebook in question.