For the Next 48 Hours I'm Giving Away My Bitcoin Book for $1

[Kprawn]

Would it not have been better, if you posted say...the first chapter as a teaser and people could decide if they want to read the rest of the book? It would eventually end up on a torrent, and everyone will read it for

free. I would have posted it online for free, and ask people to donate as they see fit. You would be amazed at how generous people could be, if they felt that they are being given something with value for FREE.

I would easily pay $1 for the book, but I would pay more as a donation... if it was a good read. 

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[Paleus]

Assumption is the mother of all f*ckups

Hehe well then, I guess humanity is going down the drain, both science and religion would not exist without assumptions  
Given the context (nature of the offering, posted on a crypto forum), logic dictates, one of the most basic things the op should be clear about is whether BTC is an accepted method of payment. To expect people to find that out for themselves does not make sense because this is a promotion and you'd want people to already be in possession of that piece of knowledge before they make a decision.

One of the main reasons we are doing this promotion is to test our bitcoin payment integration.

So far so good!

[irfan01]

nice,,but whether the book contains about how to obtain bitcoin or just explain about bitcoin  

[Furio]

Cool initiative, will order as soon as I have acces to my wallet

[Paleus]

Would it not have been better, if you posted say...the first chapter as a teaser and people could decide if they want to read the rest of the book? It would eventually end up on a torrent, and everyone will read it for

free. I would have posted it online for free, and ask people to donate as they see fit. You would be amazed at how generous people could be, if they felt that they are being given something with value for FREE.

I would easily pay $1 for the book, but I would pay more as a donation... if it was a good read. 

I would read it if it was free, and if I enjoyed it and found it to be factual I'll send you $2.

And if I thought it was really good I'd send the full $10 and post a detailed review.

You really think such an endeavor would be more profitable if set to free? You think it a good idea to lean on donations?

Based on what I have seen thus far, human behaviour treats something they have paid for as more valuable = more people will actually read it if they have given something up for it.