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When I click on "My Account" there are columns stating the number of credits I have and the total number of books I have posted. There is also a column stating "money saved". I am not sure how this is calculated. It is supposedly based on $4.50 per book. Could someone explain the formula used?? |
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If you hover over the "money saved" with your mouse - you'll see that the amount is based on the average used price of a book - $4.50. Not sure where they came up with that number, but basically, every time you receive a book, they add 4.50 to your total. Last Edited on: 12/5/07 1:14 PM ET - Total times edited: 1 |
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My guess at the logic is something like this: New price of a typical trade paperback = $16. (MMPs are cheaper, but presumably balanced by the more expensive hardcovers) Typical used bookstore price for a book is 50% of cover, so typical used bookstore cost = $8 Cost of a PBS credit: $3.49. $8 - $3.49 = $4.51 |
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