Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Every week? wow, I didn’t realize book lovers still gave their money to Amazon. Not even switching to Bookshop.org baffles me.Anonymous wrote:OMG it will be fine. I get books from Amazon every single week and they have never been damaged. Catch up it’s 2025!!
Amazon sucks.
I also buy books from bricks and mortar bookshops.
Saying I use Amazon doesn't mean that's all I use.
Anonymous wrote:Every week? wow, I didn’t realize book lovers still gave their money to Amazon. Not even switching to Bookshop.org baffles me.Anonymous wrote:OMG it will be fine. I get books from Amazon every single week and they have never been damaged. Catch up it’s 2025!!
Amazon sucks.
Anonymous wrote:Every week? wow, I didn’t realize book lovers still gave their money to Amazon. Not even switching to Bookshop.org baffles me.Anonymous wrote:OMG it will be fine. I get books from Amazon every single week and they have never been damaged. Catch up it’s 2025!!
Amazon sucks.
Every week? wow, I didn’t realize book lovers still gave their money to Amazon. Not even switching to Bookshop.org baffles me.Anonymous wrote:OMG it will be fine. I get books from Amazon every single week and they have never been damaged. Catch up it’s 2025!!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I thought this was a more philosophical question, ha. Amazon is certainly destroying publishing.
Me too.
I was the first PP.
I have had three books damaged by Amazon's careless packing.
I've also had bad luck ordering cleaning products from them that I couldn't find locally. One came with powder completely spilled in a vinyl bag. Another came with a cracked cap.
The two most recent damaged books have been within the last 10 years. One within 5.
again, catch up
OP—it arrived damaged 😭
Bad luck... or maybe you created this thread on purpose to dump on Amazon. Sometimes I get the impression that posters do this on purpose. I order from Amazon all the time and very rarely have I received damaged items, books or otherwise.
Anonymous wrote:I thought this was a more philosophical question, ha. Amazon is certainly destroying publishing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I thought this was a more philosophical question, ha. Amazon is certainly destroying publishing.
Me too.
I was the first PP.
I have had three books damaged by Amazon's careless packing.
I've also had bad luck ordering cleaning products from them that I couldn't find locally. One came with powder completely spilled in a vinyl bag. Another came with a cracked cap.
The two most recent damaged books have been within the last 10 years. One within 5.
again, catch up
OP—it arrived damaged 😭
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I thought this was a more philosophical question, ha. Amazon is certainly destroying publishing.
Me too.
I was the first PP.
I have had three books damaged by Amazon's careless packing.
I've also had bad luck ordering cleaning products from them that I couldn't find locally. One came with powder completely spilled in a vinyl bag. Another came with a cracked cap.
The two most recent damaged books have been within the last 10 years. One within 5.
again, catch up
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I thought this was a more philosophical question, ha. Amazon is certainly destroying publishing.
Me too.
I was the first PP.
I have had three books damaged by Amazon's careless packing.
I've also had bad luck ordering cleaning products from them that I couldn't find locally. One came with powder completely spilled in a vinyl bag. Another came with a cracked cap.
The two most recent damaged books have been within the last 10 years. One within 5.
Anonymous wrote:I thought this was a more philosophical question, ha. Amazon is certainly destroying publishing.
Anonymous wrote:DD wants a specific special edition book for Christmas and only Amazon has it in stock. Have they gotten better about shipping their books? Or will they just throw it in a box and send it on its way? I have other things I want to order as well, but I’m wondering if I should space out the order so they don’t ship together in a box. Will they take more care of the book if I order it separately?