Are the price of Macmillan eBooks increasing outside of the U.S.?

[ownedbycats]

On my Kobo wishlist, multiple books have increased in price. The prices were added to my spreadsheet at the beginning of June, now wrong.

Points of note.

• The one thing in common: Tor Books, Henry Holt, St. Martin's. All owned or distributed by Macmillan.
• Most of them are previously CAD$16.99, now $21.99.
• Others $12.99, now 16.99.
• Canadian prices are the same on Amazon.
• Checked eReaderIQ for the USD price history, have not increased.

Other countries too, Canada-specific? Tariff issues my first thought, but digital products not affected directly I think.

[ownedbycats]

More notes:

The St. Martin's seem to have have jumped USD prices as well. [1]

Annoying, the Tor Books have decreased price in the U.S but increased in Canada. [1]

Seriously reconsidering what books i keep on wishlist.

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by ownedbycats

More notes:

The St. Martin's seem to have have jumped USD prices as well. [1]

Annoying, the Tor Books have decreased price in the U.S but increased in Canada. [1]

Seriously reconsidering what books i keep on wishlist.

For eBooks that have come down in price in the US, just travel to the US via the Kobo travel agency.

[ownedbycats]

I'd rather not pay sales tax to a country where the leader repeatedly threatening to annex my country, thank you. (Don't worry mods, last political comment I make this thread.)

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by ownedbycats

I'd rather not pay sales tax to a country where the leader repeatedly threatening to annex my country, thank you. (Don't worry mods, last political comment I make this thread.)

Put your place of residence as New Hampshire in the US. No sales tax.

[DiapDealer]

Originally Posted by ownedbycats

(Don't worry mods, last political comment I make this thread.)

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