Thread: Wasn't agency pricing supposed to mean the same prices everywhere?
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Old 05-09-2010, 11:26 PM   #1
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Wasn't agency pricing supposed to mean the same prices everywhere?
Maybe I'm misinformed? I thought the idea with Agency 5 pricing was the publishers set the selling price and it would be the same everywhere.

I was just tracking down some books for my Mom and noticed that the prices are different depending on store. These particular books are from Harper Collins and both Kobo and Sony are higher than Amazon and B&N. Not by a huge amount, but it brought the question to mind.
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