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Old 05-09-2010, 01:02 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by sabredog View Post
I will still source my books overseas as and when I can. I do still believe that even with agency five pricing, the cost still will be cheaper.

Australian consumers really do have a bad history of being short changed or ripped off. Pricing for ebooks probably will be not the exception to that standard.

Yep. At the moment with the book depository and the strength of the dollar, it can even be cheaper to get new books than used - give US postage is so high now, and no surface mail there.

Which is amusing. Publishers lobby to keep parallel import restrictions so that books cost double - so people import them individually because it will always be cheaper. Unless the dollar slumps badly again. In that case though, they'll put books up again. Note that a strong dollar for a long time has not seen any price reductions I have noticed, anyway.
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