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Originally Posted by Harryplopper
I guess it's something I'll have to live with. This is my first pay ebook and was hoping for at least pbook quality with only occasional errors. C'est la vie.  |
No, you don't have to live with it! Call or email the bookstore you bought the book from, demand a refund for the poor quality of the book. If they refuse, dispute the charge on your credit card. If everyone started doing this right now, the quality of ebooks being sold would dramatically improve in about a month. People are too quick to accept such terrible reading quality because they spent so much money on those fancy ereaders and don't want to do anything that might imply they made a mistake by buying that gadget. It ought to be the other way around: if you spent that kind of money, you ought to demand a high quality reading experience.