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Kobo India (Ebook) Sale and sitewide multi-use 40% off code

  • 05-05-2014 12:23am
    #1
    FouxDaFaFa
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    Kobo, the ebook company, are having a sale on their Indian site.

    To avail of the Indian prices, go to your Kobo account and change your billing location to India. (You will have to re-enter your payment details).

    There is also a sitewide promo code that can be applied to sale items - 40daze. (You can use this multiple times).

    1 Indian Rupee = about 1c.
    So, essentially, all on the list below are under 2c.

    Some bargains include:
    Nigella Express - Nigella Lawson - RS 1.68 (more Nigella titles similarly priced)
    The Great British Bakeoff, Learn to Bake - RS 1.59
    Richard Branson Biography - RS 1.00
    The Son - Jo Nesbo - RS 1.59
    Unlucky 13 - James Patterson - RS 1.59
    The Power of Babel - John McWhorter - RS 1.09
    The American Future - Simon Schama - RS 1.09
    The Sex Lives of Siamese Twins - Irvine Walsh - RS 1.09

    Some pre-orders are also reduced, including Haruki Marakami's "Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage" (RS 1.68) and Terry Pratchett's "The Long Mars" (RS 1.59).

    I don't know the reason for these prices but they've been available for a number of days. Could be worth buying a gift card and using that because my credit card asked for "verified by visa" for every purchase.


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