Thread: Most you will pay for the average ebook?
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Old 04-06-2010, 08:09 PM   #34
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I feel $10 is right.

Although I may have been conditioned by the $9.99 pricing but also because that is the discounted/sale price for most trade paperbacks and what I paid before e-books. Part of the reason I justified buying an ebook reader was because books wouldn't cost me more (I had long held off buying an ebook reader earlier because of prices I saw in the Sony bookstore).

I also have this rule of thumb that even if its below $10, the ebook must also be at least $1.00 cheaper than the current sale price of buying it new in paper. Because I can't pass it on (which I do with my paper books).

Sadly, I am buying a lot more paper lately
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