12 Days of Kindle - Special Offers (1 Viewer)

[bryandh]

Going on Morocco 2014 ? Need some reading over the holidays?

Have a look at the main link for some great deals !



Just bought a couple of really good deals here >>>>>>>>>>>

First book in Century Trilogy by Ken Follett



The first three Inspector Morse novels, read them but worth a second read at this price



Enjoy!

Regards, Bryan:thumb:

 

[bryandh]

Bump!

 

[GJH]

Even cheaper: Daily Free Books and .

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[Coolbeanz]

Oh dear I got a bit carried away after following the link and have had to come off Amazon before I spend any more!! I now have another 9 books ready for our big adventure next year, one of which is entitled "The Expats"

 

[bryandh]

Easy to do, but easy to store away on your reader until needed in the future and they are not expensive purchases. Might as well stock up while the offers last. Enjoy your read......... if you are anything like me, bet they don't last until your trip

Regards, Bryan

 

[billkce]

SNOW! by Ryan Clifford

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[Tootles]

Funny how paper books are VAT free, but 'E' books attract the full rate...........

 

[bryandh]

Funny how paper books are VAT free, but 'E' books attract the full rate...........

Not funny......... bl**dy outrageous !!:shout::shout::shout:



Regards, Bryan

 

[GJH]

Not funny......... bl**dy outrageous !!:shout::shout::shout:

Regards, Bryan

Why outrageous? We don't have to buy e-books if we don't want to. If we choose a VAT rated product when a similar VAT free one is available that is up to us.

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[bryandh]

You miss the point !

It is not a question of choice, but a question of why the product is VAT rated at all.

As to why I need to buy a rated product....... a matter of convenience, space saving when travelling and general portability..... why should my reading pleasure, in which ever format I choose be taxed.

Bl**dy outrageous!

Regards, Bryan

 

[GJH]

You miss the point !

[HI]It is not a question of choice, but a question of why the product is VAT rated at all. [/HI]

As to why I need to buy a rated product....... a matter of convenience, space saving when travelling and general portability..... why should my reading pleasure, in which ever format I choose be taxed.

Bl**dy outrageous!

Regards, Bryan

The product is VAT rated because it is not VAT exempt. Print books have always been VAT exempt because of the educational aspect but why should that extend to other formats just because some of us prefer them?

It's the same sort of thing with food. If we choose to eat in a restaurant we pay VAT - but that is our choice.

 

[bryandh]

Update!!

Couple of new additions to the current batch of offers..... by David Baldacci.......






Both the above £7.99 reduced to £1.19 ea.

Regards, Bryan

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[Mel]

Thanks Bryan

Just bought them.

Mel

 

[bryandh]

At this festive time it would have been nice to send Kindle books direct to family/ friends readers. Surely existing technology could allow this, particularly as Amazon's "Wish List" facility is set up for reading others wish list and sending gifts.

No doubt some techie/security reason rules it out.

Happy reading all:thumb:

Regards, Bryan