#Kobo ereader book gift cards manual

I asked 'so instead of you ripping me off, you want me to rip off Kohls'. And then he said 'why don’t you trade it at Kohls because you don’t need a receipt for anything there and they probably won’t care about the package'. And I asked how I could return a Look Book in a Literati package. I asked them what they suggested I do and they said return it where we bought it. No instruction book or anything came with it. Their mailbox was full, then hung up on me. Tried to get a supervisor and I don’t think they exist. They only have refurbished ones and thats all they could do for me. I was then informed they have no new machines and won’t be getting anymore. So after 44 dials of the phone to get someone to pick up instead of getting the recording that I am 'calling during peak times, Goodbye', I once again went through the scenerio.

Guess what, won’t come in or charge once again. Could tell as I removed it from the box that it was refurbished (mine was brand spankin' new). This time they said they wouldn’t be getting anymore in and asked if I would take the Look Book. Waited 2 weeks, never received, called again. Waited and waited, called, called again (after finally reaching someone) and was told they were receiving a shipment that week and it would go out the first of the following week.

So sent it back and they told me they would send me a new one. I started out with a Literati which didn’t even work. That’s all for now I’m going to go play with it for a while.

#Kobo ereader book gift cards manual

They really need to rewrite the user manual the font is ugly and it contains incorrect details. The support page is finally up (the site was down last I checked). It also is having trouble finding the ebooks on my SD card. One important difference is that the Lookbook doesn’t have the brightness control of the Literati. But they share the lack of decent annotation and formatting options, unfortunately. The 2 ereaders have the same library setup, ebookstore, and are running the same reading app. Look at the picture, and you’ll see that the buttons don’t line up. I’m really not impressed with the build quality it has a cheap feel to it. And the keyboard on the Lookbook is very shiny (that’s why the photo looks odd.) If it had a web browser, that button would come in handy.The Lookbook has page turn buttons, not swipe pads. The Look book has a curved silver back the Literati’s back is beveled.įor the most part they have the same keyboard, but the Lookbook has an extra button: '/'. It has the USB, power, and SD card slot on the bottom, the Literati has the SD card slot on the upper edge. The Lookbook is slightly shorter and wider than the Literati. I still have the white Literati, so I’ll compare the 2 ereaders. I don’t know how I missed it when it was posted back in September. Sidenote: I went and found the FCC paperwork. The Lookbook is trademarked, copyrighted, and so on by Merchsource, the company behind the Sharper Image Literati. What you don’t know is that this is a close relative of the Literati. You probably know that this is a Kindle clone with a 7″ LCD screen, Wifi, and support for Kobo ebookstore. BTW, I’m pretty sure it won’t be carried in stores I checked the 4 stores within driving distance and they don’t have it. I’ve been keeping an eye on CVS, and the product page went up a couple days ago. Do you recall the CVS paper work that Engadget got a couple months ago? It showed a netbook and an ereader that CVS planned to carry this Christmas season.