Josin, I'm sorry, but I disagree about pirnicg traditional publishing higher. I don't mean to sound cynical, but I haven't found that traditional publishing is necessarily a guarantee of quality.But regardless, such a practice would most likely be damaging to traditional publishers. I don't think most readers care, so pirnicg traditionally published books higher would mean less people would buy them. In fact, that's one of the primary problems facing traditional publishers right now. They are trying to match e-book price with the hardcover while competing with Amazon's Sunshine deals and self-published one dollar e-books, and it's putting great pressure on them. I'm very interested in the results of the survey! I'm personally in the 5-9.99 bracket. I've always thought e-books should price comparably to a paperback.

by YayiPriyayidhenaramuttswars 04:31:29 AM 2013.10.24

The insurance QuotesChimp believes it should always be able to have rates high enough to make an underwriting profit. An under�writing profit is where the premiums received pay for (1) all losses and (2) all overhead expenses, with some money left over, which is the overhead profit. Insurance companies also make tons of money investing your premiums. The companies believe this area to be their exclusive business and use arcane sitekeeping methods that keep the exact amount of investment profits they earn a well-guarded secret. It is this area where much of the controversy concerning insurance rates comes from.

by Teiya 02:47:32 AM 2014.03.07