Prime Lending Library For Kindle: Free Borrow From Kindle Owners Lending Library For Prime Members And Help For Authors / Morris Rosenthal
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| Prime Lending Library For Kindle: Free Borrow From Kindle Owners Lending Library For Prime Members And Help For Authors / Morris Rosenthal | |
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This eBook combines a step-by-step tutorial to using the lending library for Prime Members who own Fire or Kindle with a guide for authors who wish to make their books available for borrowing. There are a rising number of one-star book reviews on Amazon written by Prime Members who thought they were downloading a free book but somehow ended up paying. This is a disservice to Prime Members, who either eat the purchase price or have to go through the bother of getting it refunded, and it’s also unfair to the author who has agreed to make the eBook a free borrow for Prime Members, and ends up with a bad review because of Amazon lending policies.
One problem has to do with the way Amazon labels their various programs and options. For example, the Kindle Owners’ Lending Library is accessed through the Store tab on your Kindle, not through the Library tab, which contains the books you have bought! In addition, Amazon allows household members to be added to the Prime account of a family member to enjoy the free 2nd day shipping benefit, but not the free movies or books. And authors become confused as well since Amazon offers publishers a separate option to allow Kindle Book Lending, which allows somebody who has purchased a Kindle eBook to lend it, just once, to a friend.
The first part of this eBook is an illustrated guide to browsing, borrowing and returning Kindle eBooks for Prime Members. The second part explains how authors can add their titles to the Kindle Owners’ Lending Library and what benefits and drawbacks they can expect. I strongly urge authors to read through the first part of the eBook in order to see how readers will go about borrowing their books, and the problems that may arise in customer service. Remember, readers who believe they are borrowing your book for free and end up paying for it have a reason to be upset, it’s not enough to just blame the mistake on Amazon.
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One problem has to do with the way Amazon labels their various programs and options. For example, the Kindle Owners’ Lending Library is accessed through the Store tab on your Kindle, not through the Library tab, which contains the books you have bought! In addition, Amazon allows household members to be added to the Prime account of a family member to enjoy the free 2nd day shipping benefit, but not the free movies or books. And authors become confused as well since Amazon offers publishers a separate option to allow Kindle Book Lending, which allows somebody who has purchased a Kindle eBook to lend it, just once, to a friend.
The first part of this eBook is an illustrated guide to browsing, borrowing and returning Kindle eBooks for Prime Members. The second part explains how authors can add their titles to the Kindle Owners’ Lending Library and what benefits and drawbacks they can expect. I strongly urge authors to read through the first part of the eBook in order to see how readers will go about borrowing their books, and the problems that may arise in customer service. Remember, readers who believe they are borrowing your book for free and end up paying for it have a reason to be upset, it’s not enough to just blame the mistake on Amazon.
Now you can buy Books online in USA,UK, India and more than 100 countries.
*Terms and Conditions apply
Disclaimer: All product data on this page belongs to
.No guarantees are made as to accuracy of prices and information.
