Amazon now have a “Kindle Daily Deal”: one title at a reduced price, usually at $0.99 or $1.99, for exactly 24 hours.
So far, so good.
Except for readers outside the United States. Sometimes the title is simply not available, which is quite annoying, and sometimes we are allowed to buy it – but only at a higher price.
Not just the ridiculous $2.00 extra charge for nothing (I don’t have a Kindle 3G, so the cost of delivering a title to me in Hong Kong through the Internet is the same as delivering it to a customer in the US).
No, today’s Kindle Daily Deal is less than $2 for US customers but a whopping $11.20 for those of in the rest of the world. Which is even more expensive than yesterday’s price ($9.99). So I don’t think we are saving 44%:


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