We are working on mom’s story about living on $500 a month and how she paid off 35K in debt in 5 years earning 12K a year.
Would you prefer and e-book or printed version? It will be about 50 pages long.
Please email us or add a comment to this post and let us know your $.02.
Thanks! Tawra
editor@livingonadime.com
I would probably say I would prefer it as an ebook. 50 pages isn’t super long and I would rather not have to pay shipping on it. I guess some people would want a hard copy though so they don’t have to look at a computer screen.
ebook version. Thanks!
I have to agree with Kristyn. I think I would prefer an ebook as well. It is nice to have a hard copy, however, since it is only 50 pages long it wouldn’t be too hard to print.
i would prefer a regular book, this way i can always have it handy….
for me, ink for the computer is too expensive… so to pay for shipping might be cheaper…
i cant wait to read this…
I would prefer having a hard copy over the ebook. Either way, I can hardly wait to read it!
me too!… it will be something i can definitely learn from… sometimes i wish my grandmother was still alive this way i can learn how she survived the great depression…
thank you for sharing this with us jill… i know i speak for others when i say this…
WOw, that would be awesome having an ebook for learning how she did that, That sure would help to know her secrets.
Ebook! Ebks Ebks Ebks — much cheaper and instant-here
My vote would be for a hard book. This would be something to keep and reread for inspiration. Either way, looking forward to it!
Ebook! As everyone else said, no shipping and it is here in a moment! Can’t wait to read the book too!
me too!… i cant wait to read the book too!…
Hard copy. Some of us don’t have printers and bad eye sight.
Everyone keeps going on about wanting the ebook because they don’t have to pay shipping, but I don’t think they are thinking clearly about how much ink it’s going to take to print out a 50 page ebook! By the time you pay for ink, it is cheaper to pay the shipping. I am definitely all for the hard copy!
Actually, an e-book is cheaper. You can change the settings on you computer for your printer. You can print it as a draft copy and it uses hardly any ink. Also, don’t be fooled by the computer telling you that you are running out of ink. I do freelance graphic design and illustrating and I have to print many proofs and final roughs to show to clients. I have printed ALOT when the computer says there is no ink left.
Debbie in Ft. Lauderdale
I too suffer from CFS and FM and find sitting for very long too much. I can however lay on my back on the couch and read a hardcover. I can also crochet which keeps me somewhat sane! Thanks.