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She could have just gotten those Kindle books from the library. I recently dug into my property taxes and found I’m paying over $200/year (!) for the library.
by odysseus 4y ago
She could have just gotten those Kindle books from the library.
I recently dug into my property taxes and found I’m paying over $200/year (!) for the library. A lot more than the cost of Amazon Prime. Since I found this out, I’ve been using the library a lot more ..
As for our Amazon “customer score”, wish we could see it. I bet they have merchant scores too - would be interesting to see the number of returns per product displayed on each product page/merchant page.
- sitkack 4y ago> I’m paying over $200/year (!) for the library. You aren't, you are funding it. Anyone can use the library.
- stevenwoo 4y agoDon't forget the online portion of your local library system, mine uses the mobile app Libby but other methods are available for ebooks/videos/audiobooks to loan, though the selection through each method is slightly different.
- blacksmith_tb 4y agoI pay over $400 a year in property taxes to support our library system, but I'd be happy to pay twice that, partly because I get a huge amount of use out of the system (including ebooks, though honestly I prefer paper unless there a ton more holds), but also because it's one of the most tangible contributions to the quality of life in my city I fell I can make. Obviously roads without potholes and firefighters are great too...