Thread: "If you can afford an ebook reader, you can afford ebook prices"
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Old 02-19-2010, 05:03 PM   #20
Pardoz
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Originally Posted by dmaul1114 View Post
Something being priced to high doesn't justify stealing a copy.
Agreed.

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You wouldn't do it with a physical copy would you?
Of course not. I would (and do) buy a used copy if I feel the price is too high. The author and publisher receive exactly the same payment ($0.00) as they would if I downloaded a copy, too. They aren't under any obligation to sell to me at a price I consider reasonable, and I'm under no obligation to pay prices I find unreasonable.
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