Money to burn...

[berty199]

Recently ordered a 2nd hand copy of Charles Carrington's 'Soldier from the Wars Returning' - however, after a 2 week wait the supplier has informed me that the book has been returned to them 'damaged in transit' and is no longer in a fit state to be sold. Sadly it was their only copy too.

 

So, they've kindly offered me the chance of choosing an alternative from their inventory for the same price of £0.01 (+ postage)

 

Tricky one isn't it....

[David Filsell]

No. If you really want the book ask them how much for the damaged copy and get refund for the balance. Or look far simpler, take your refund and look on abe books where there are copies of the book you actually want, literally, for sale for pennies

[johnboy]

Might be able to download it for free

 

https://sites.google.com/site/kotulaoq/Soldier-from-the-Wars-Returning-Pen-and-Sword-Military-Classics

[Black Maria]

I sold twenty of my unwanted books ( mostly ww1 hardbacks) at the boot fair recently for £2 each . I do usually try and sell them on Amazon but it's not worth trying

to sell some of them on there when the lowest price is 1p, even if they were in better condition.

 

ps. Most of the ones I sold are now for sale on e-bay

Edited 26 August , 2016 by Black Maria

[berty199]

Thanks for all your responses!

 

Regards

 

Martin