Hi Chaps,
Where do you source / download your eBooks from, some of the costs direct from Amazon are painfully expensive; are there sites out there that offer a subscription service that lower the cost of purchasing eBooks?
Cheers
Ricks
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where do you get your eBooks from?
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How legal/honest are you?
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There are instructions around on the web about removing protection from kindle books.. but I get mine from amazon, just pick the cheap/free ones
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I'm northern. I walk into Waterstones and go "ee, books."
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PB and enjoy
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PB? PirateBay or Paperback?
I think I understand.
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On a similar note how about audio books.... i'm completely toilet with the internet and gadgets but i'm thinking about getting a mp3 player, cheap so not an i anything, so I can listen to them whilst driving but they look expensive.
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Mbnut not that I'd ever advice anyone to do anything illegal, but isohunt is the answer I use.
(You'll need to become slightly more clued up about torrent's, not difficult, to use it though)Posted 5 months ago # -
For out of copyright work (copyright laws vary according to location, etc.) there's some interesting stuff on Project Gutenberg.
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If you have a Kindle, or the Kindle mobi app, then these people are well worth registering with:
http://www.ereaderiq.co.uk/
They send regular emails with lists of all sorts of free ebooks from Amazon.UPosted 5 months ago #
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