Logos workers: Dynamic pricing discount for owning Bibles?

I'm very concerned about which Bibles are included, in the sense that I actually DON'T want them. I already have the desirable English Bibles. (Regarding Gk, NA28 and Lexham Discource New Testament are missing both in my existing library and in the offers I'm considering).

So my question is: if I already own English Bibles, how much has my price for upgrades been reduced? I have the Good News Translation which was sold for $10, and the Bibles in OLL and L4 Catholic Foundations base-packages. (I wanted the minimal amount of Bibles, but I desired the 2010 NABRE OT, hence my choices of base-packages.)
Do I for example get a $10 discount for the Good News Translation if I uprade or downgrade to a protestant L5 base-package?

Find more posts tagged with

Comments

Paul Golder

Likely you would receive the credit equal to the price of the Bible (or any resource) that is in the package.

For example: Normally a Bible sells for $10.00, but in the upgrade package it is discounted to say $3.95, that is the discount you would receive.

As the size of the packages increase, the overall price of each resource decreases, and you would only be credited the price of the resource in the particular package you choose.

Unix

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/423278#Comment_423278

OK that's comforting in one way: I haven't bought extremely much beyond my L4 base-packages, except that I indulged when there was a commentary sale and those were well spent $s (Hermeneia).

As the size of the packages increase, the overall price of each resource decreases, and you would only be credited the price of the resource in the particular package you choose.