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    Piggy Duke 5 on Kobo.

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    • R
      RobD Member
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      I wanted to buy Piggy Duke 5 on Kobo, but I'm hesitating to buy it because of 2 issues:

      [1] The series name is incorrect. If I click on the series, then book 5 is the only book in the series. The other books are in another series.

      [2] The number of words shown on the details page of the book shows only 7k words (28 pages). I checked the preview is also very short, only a few pages. Is this book incomplete?

      That's why I think there's an issue with the book on Kobo and I'm not buying the book at the moment. Could you fix this please?

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      • myskarosM
        myskaros Staff @RobD
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        @robd Please make sure you contact Kobo about this. This is a problem on their end that they still have not solved which affects many J-Novel Club books.

        That said, we believe we can force their system to update by reuploading the book, but Kobo needs to be pressured to fix this bug. The fact that the series is different is also a problem with their system.

        Whoever said nothing's impossible never tried slamming a revolving door.

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          RobD Member @myskaros
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          @myskaros Okay. I've reported the issue and the issue is now reported at one of their departments.

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          • myskarosM
            myskaros Staff @RobD
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            @robd Thank you! We have reuploaded the book, and it can take 24-72 hours to reflect on their site.

            Whoever said nothing's impossible never tried slamming a revolving door.

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