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Old 08-10-2007, 05:33 PM   #25
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Originally Posted by Nate the great View Post
I'm spending it once, and I am willing to do so to add an ebook to my ebook library. I do not buy books that I just want to read; that's what the public library is for. I buy ebooks for my ebook library that I want to own until the end of time. I cannot do that if I buy the books from Connect.
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At some point in the foreseeable future, my Sony Reader will die. It might be 2 years from now, it might be 5. When that happens, I will want to buy a new ebook reader, preferably the best on the market. This device will very likely not be one that reads BBeB.

What will be the value of the ebooks I bought from Sony with the $50 credit? Zero.
Agree. I didn't use my credit at all. I see no point.
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