The Mystery, Crime, and Thriller Group
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Paperback Swap users -- changes are coming to the site
The Mystery, Crime, and Thriller Group
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Paperback Swap users -- changes are coming to the site
Created by
Nancy Oakes,
Feb 02, 2015
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Nancy Oakes
I am an avid paperback swap user and I just got a notice yesterday that the site, which was formerly free, is now going to start charging fees. I use it more for sending books out, but I've received some great books over the years as well. So here's my question: are you staying with PBS in spite of the fees? I paid my $18 because it's worth it to me, but a number of people are baling.
How do you feel about the changes?
How do you feel about the changes?
Skye
I was unaware of PBS. I would pay the fee; heck, it sounds worth its weight in gold.
Nancy Oakes
I have received some incredible books there. I do get tired of hearing people rant, though. The conversation in one forum there was getting heated enough that I stopped following.
Skye
:)
Keri
I am going to stay until my current membership runs out and then we will see.
Feliks
They have a place for ranting? Interesting.
I might join a service like that, because I like to own paperbacks and see that ones I've read are passed on to someone else.
But I wouldn't necessarily enjoy creating an account, or sharing my mailing address, or c.c. info. That's the biggest hitch.
I might join a service like that, because I like to own paperbacks and see that ones I've read are passed on to someone else.
But I wouldn't necessarily enjoy creating an account, or sharing my mailing address, or c.c. info. That's the biggest hitch.
Nancy Oakes
Feliks wrote: "They have a place for ranting? Interesting.
I might join a service like that, because I like to own paperbacks and see that ones I've read are passed on to someone else.
But I wouldn't necessaril..."
They don't normally rant over there -- it's just that this is all so sudden. If you don't want to give out your home address, well, USPS sort of has an issue with that nowadays.
I might join a service like that, because I like to own paperbacks and see that ones I've read are passed on to someone else.
But I wouldn't necessaril..."
They don't normally rant over there -- it's just that this is all so sudden. If you don't want to give out your home address, well, USPS sort of has an issue with that nowadays.