Thread: Seeking Class Action Lawyer for suit against Fictionwise
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Old 04-03-2010, 01:01 AM   #58
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Originally Posted by advocate2 View Post
Bob,

I purchased a four year membership because I was given a clear impression that I would be receiving a discount on the prices I could purchase ebooks elsewhere. Let's take Grisham's The Appeal as an example. FW shows a list price of $18.95 but gives me a discount with a final price of $16.11. Now, look at the same title in the same format at the Sony Reader Store. It's price is $7.99. Perhaps you enjoy paying membership fees that give you the opportunity to purchase a title at twice the price available elsewhere. I do not. Sadly, I conclude that I have not received the benefit I was promised when I purchased my FW membership. Still not convinced, then please check the same title at Barnes and Noble, the parent company of FW. Surprise!!! It's $7.99!!!! Please explain the benefit I have received.
Well... apparently we will have to agree to disagree.... if you find a lawyer that agrees with you and will take on this case... well... you've found a lawyer I won't be hiring.

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