W H Smith fights back — 66% of top 100 ebooks

[geertm]

Originally Posted by reader22

You might want to investigate National Book Tokens. They are taken by most bookshops in store. I don't know if Whsmith online accepts them.
http://www.nationalbooktokens.com/

Unfortunately you can only use WHS e-book gift vouchers. Even the regular WHS gift vouchers (which are sold on other websites) are not valid to buy e-books.

[James_Wilde]

Originally Posted by ProfCrash

Just curious: Can US readers buy books from UK booksellers? I have read that you can from some but not all.

In case you can't and nobody else has said it in this thread, vpn looks to be the way to get around area restrictions. For how to do it, go to this thread:

https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...&highlight=vpn

Which sites need it and what you can do about it is mentioned fairly early, but exactly how to do it comes a bit later. Would be good if someone came up with a list of free/cheap vpn servers in different countries.

[James_Wilde]

Originally Posted by kjk

I've bought books from Amazon.uk with no problem, using my US Amazon account. One of my favorite things about Amazon actually-wish other companies *cough Apple cough* allowed more cross-country purchasing.

*cough Kobo cough*
*cough B&N cough*