Lorraine, “printer” is not the same thing as “publisher.” If “B&B Publications” is the name of your printer and it has control of your Amazon account, than a 30-day notice for a five-minute task is pretty odd.

Sandy

Thanks for that input. I had already gone to my printer. Their price change rule is 30 days minimum which is way too long for my purposes. Re the work around, I had aleady seen that. It is a very complicated (IMHO) “script” and/or a fee-based “third party cart”. The script option is downright frightening for non-techies (ME!) and the third party cart is costly and also complicated. I still have time to try to find a way to do this discount thing, but I fear I will not succeed. Maybe one of your other followers has a solution.
FYI, I have also written to PayPal about their lack of service in not providing capability for a discount/promo code. I believe it is a real gap in their e-commerce service level.

Thank you! I just fixed the typo. Keep up the good work!

Sandy

Lorraine, if you are self-published, you can change your print book’s price so it’s on sale. When the sale period is over, raise it back to your regular price. If you aren’t self-published, talk to your publisher about changing the price for a sale period.

Here’s information on a PayPal work around: https://www.paypal.com/us/smarthelp/article/how-do-i-create-a-discount-code-or-coupon-code-for-my-paypal-buttons-ts1512

Sandy