Buying a Logos Edition when I already own the Ebook version

Question

I just want to make sure I understand correctly. If I already own an Ebook version of a resource, and then later the full Logos Edition becomes available, I still have to purchase it again. Is that correct?

For example, I own the Ebook version of Israel and the Church: The Origins and Effects of Replacement Theology by Ronald Diprose, but the Logos Reader Edition is coming out in a few weeks. If I want page numbers and that sort of thing, I would have to purchase this work again. Is that correct.

Thanks for helping me understand.

Dennis

Rick Mansfield (Logos) · Answer

@Dennis Toll the website doesn't reflect it yet, but I've taken steps to correct this as it was simply an error. If you have bought the ebook of the title for this book, you should receive it as a Logos Reader Edition when it is fully updated.

NB.Mick · Answer

https://community.logos.com/discussion/257744/buying-a-logos-edition-when-i-already-own-the-ebook-version

It used to be the other way around: owners of the eBook edition were promised to receive the Logos edition for free. However, I'm not sure if that promise is upheld today. The problem always has been that there is no real process behind that and it often worked only after someone in the forums pointed out that there are two editions of the same book and asked Logos to make good on that promise. I know that I have received such free Logos editions, but also that I sometimes bought them (in a bundle or even standalone).