How annoying
You know, ISBN numbers have a purpose. If you sell used books on the internet, you might want to pay a little more attention to them when listing at Amazon. When a person orders a like-new hardback Bloomsbury edition they just don't want a beat up, used Scolastic edition that once went through a library system.
ISBN numbers please. It will save us all a lot of postage.
And since when has alibris.com started selling *through* Amazon? It took two weeks to get the wrong books and now, I seriously doubt I'll get a response to my email since the actual original seller has been stripped from the sale by several layers of bureaucracy.
I've *never* had this kind of trouble with internet book sales before - Three out of six HP books I ordered two weeks ago came completely wrong. Bah!
ISBN numbers please. It will save us all a lot of postage.
And since when has alibris.com started selling *through* Amazon? It took two weeks to get the wrong books and now, I seriously doubt I'll get a response to my email since the actual original seller has been stripped from the sale by several layers of bureaucracy.
I've *never* had this kind of trouble with internet book sales before - Three out of six HP books I ordered two weeks ago came completely wrong. Bah!