Help make Viscount and the Witch free to all

[Robin]

Hey all,
As I think you all know by now Michael wrote a little short story prequel, to the series as a way of "giving a little gift" for all the fans who have supported him over the years.

The Viscount and the Witch

We've been giving it away free when "buying" direct from us and also on Smashwords.

We recently got a free copy posted on the ibookstore and would like to get it free on Amazon, but the lowest price we can set is $0.99. But...they sometimes will "price" match to other stores and by doing so you can get it to "free".

So here's where you come in. Amazon has a little button on each page tht says "tell me about a lower price" - when you click on it you give them the URL and the price of where the book is cheaper and if enough people poke them about it --- the theory is --- they'll make it free as well.

So....This is what you need:
ibookstore link to Viscount and the Witch:
http://bitly.com/oLZPd6

Amazon Link to Viscount and the Witch:
http://www.amazon.com/Viscount-Witch-...

1. copy the link from the ibookstore
2. Go to the Amazon page (by clicking on link above)
3. Click on the "telll us about a lower price" link (which is found in the Product Details section just under the ranking/bestseller lists)
4. Fill out the form presented and paste the link you copied in step 1

That's all there is to it...easy enough?

Thanks for the help!

[Chris]

I did it. Easy enough.

[Jim]

Done. Very easy. I added my review to Amazon, too.

[Elise]

For some reason I can't find the "tell us about a lower price" link under the Product Details section.

[Jim]

If you scroll down to just above the "Customer Reviews" section, you'll see the "Product Details" & the last line is:
Would you like to give feedback on images or tell us about a lower price?

[Elise]

Thanks, solved the problem by switching to a different browser.

[Jim]

Over-protective browsers are almost as bad as the obverse. I couldn't view a picture the other day because Chrome didn't like the number of redirects, while IE 8 viewed it immediately. Frustrating, but necessary. I've had users get viruses & trojans just by going to a web site or by moving their mouse cursor over a Flash ad to get to the X to close the page.

[Michael]

Thanks all - not free yet but hopefully soon!!