Thread: The $15 Boycott: Will you be participating?
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Old 02-07-2010, 09:23 AM   #262
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Originally Posted by TallMomof2 View Post
Why should I believe that MacMillan will actually lower prices. I've been looking at backlist ebooks and comparing prices of the ebook at Fictionwise to the cheapest new pbook I can order from Amazon. In Science Fiction why should I pay $26.95 for A Paradigm of Earth by Candas Jane Dorsey at Fictionwise when I can purchase a pbook version from a 3rd party seller at Amazon for $3.95? In mystery I can pay $27.95 for Someone to Kill by Kurt Corriher at Fictionwise or $1.98 from Amazon (3rd party).
It is unfair to compare eBook prices to that of used book prices. Plus, you didn't add in the mandatory shipping that you also have to pay. So that $3.95 book could easily be over $6 after you add in shipping.
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