goddess40
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Tue Jan-16-07 10:59 PM
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| What does DU get when we order books through the Amazon link? |
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I ordered a lot during christmas and I just order another $200+ worth of books through the link on the main page. Is it a percentage or a set amount per order?
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| sandnsea
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Tue Jan-16-07 11:03 PM
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The more they sell, the higher the percentage goes. If they are really big big sellers, say over 5000 books a quarter, they could probably negotiate 10% or more. Good deal for a site this big.
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| msongs
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Tue Jan-16-07 11:13 PM
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| 2. and as bonus, maybe your name goes into the FBI & CIA databases? nt |
| sandnsea
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Tue Jan-16-07 11:26 PM
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People use credit cards to buy online, so I don't suppose it really matters who they buy from, now does it.
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| Eurobabe
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Tue Jan-16-07 11:30 PM
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| 4. Yeah, DeadEyeDick is in his bunker going over credit card |
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records for all of the disruptors. LOL.
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| vanboggie
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Tue Jan-16-07 11:49 PM
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I always pay more to order from Barnes & Noble online because they're blue. I didn't realize DU could get a cut of the Amazon profits. Hmm..now I have to re-think my book buying habits.
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| madeline_con
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Wed Jan-17-07 12:45 AM
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unles it's changed recently.
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