• If I buy the e-book but I don't want it, can I get my money back?

  Not usually. But, I'm willing to read your argument as to why you should get money back while you still have the ebook.

• How do I know that your e-book is correct?

  Well... to compile it, to date I have consulted five major dictionaries (Websters, Oxford, MacQuarie, Chambers and another Websters from 1953) plus a few minors. I took particular note of the phonetics of each word selected, and cross-checked many of them (it's not necessary to cross-check the phonetics of words such as 'IN' and 'INN', for example, and many others).

• Why buy the e-book anyway - all of the words are in other dictionaries already?

  That's true, of course. My reference e-books, however, just make it easier to find words that sound the same as another. For example, many people would not know that a word as well known as 'NICE' has another word - 'GNEISS' - that sounds the same. So, if you're hooked on homophones and homonyms, this e-book is one of the best around (in fact, I have not been able to find any other such dictionary/word list).

• Why don't you make the information free for all, like a lot of others on the Web?

  Time is money, as you know. As I said elsewhere on this site, I researched this topic for over three years initially and have spent the last nine maintaining this site and building the dictionary and word list. However, as from 2011, the first of the two Student Editions is FREE. Get it here.
  
  

Sincerely,


Roger Burke
http://rogersreference.com