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I got my money back, so I'm just out the few bucks I paid to ship it back. If it had been the same style as a Cemetery Dance ARC I'd have kept it, but what I got could have been produced at Kinkos for a few dollars. Come to think of it, I could have started selling unlimited copies of a limited edition.
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Ahh, didn't know that there was an IMAO. Need to start playing more video games and work a bit on my 1337 speach.
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Ahh!!! That one i know. Tho I found out that IMAO is "In My Amateur Opinion"...I figured it was a jab at the "Esq" tag I added.
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IMAO--hmmm...I'll have to look that one up. I'm not up on chat lingo... (seriously).
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Originally posted by srboone View Posti got an uncorrected page proof of zimiamvia: A trilogy by e r eddison, that was described as the actual book, from a seller on amazon who fearfully told me to keep the book and he refunded my money. I thought i just scared him by putting "esq" at the end of my name.
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I got an uncorrected page proof of Zimiamvia: A Trilogy by E R Eddison, that was described as the actual book, from a seller on Amazon who fearfully told me to keep the book and he refunded my money. I thought I just scared him by putting "Esq" at the end of my name.
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The other seller on there, gh****, is selling "Proofs in a plastic binder. Clean and tight. 224 pages. No illustrations."
The description does say "paperback" on the page you linked, but if the seller did not specify that they were selling a proof or ARC, then you have every right to have Amazon refund your money.
Plus, from what I understand, ARCs and Proof-copies are a no-no to sell on Amazon (they don't allow it).
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This was the book: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000ZN1ZXS
I thought I was getting a copy of the Limited Edition of A Good, Secret Place: A Collection of Stories by Richard Laymon, but it turned out to be a proof copy. Since I returned it the seller has updated the description on Amazon.
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Don't offer to return it; let the seller know that the book was misidentified in it's description and that you are very unhappy--it makes you wonder what else is misidentied on his site; perhaps it is not worth your's or anybody else's time perusing (hint that you'll spread that around on a few blogs). then tell him you want your money back. Don't ask how to return it.
I always got to keep the book that way...
I'm just sayin'...
My copy of of Pet Semetery isn't the greatest, but I got my $85 back (all because of a name plate that wasn't mentioned in the description).Last edited by srboone; 08-10-2011, 10:20 PM.
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Thanks, all. I'm going to contact the seller and return it. I won't say which book it is just yet because that would be like throwing chum in shark-infested waters! Everyone will think to themselves, "Hmm, maybe I should have that book!" and next thing you know the price will soar like Dutch tulips. I'll let you know once I get a real copy
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Everytime that happens, I write an angry letter to the seller. 5 out of 5 times, I got my money back and got to keep the book!
...I'm just sayin'...
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