Remember when I said one of the few good things that happened on Friday was someone buying some Winds & Pillars books?
Well, that person returned them all last night.
That happens about once a year. I always suspect these people are downloading the epubs, and maybe run the books through Calibre, and then - oh, so clever - get their money back while still being able to read them.
It's stealing, quite simply. Those $15 they claw back are maybe $10 for me, and those actually matter. *sigh*
Replying to @Firlefanz@writing.exchange
@Firlefanz I'm sorry your happy feelings had to turn so sour! Wish customers like that understood there is a real person behind the storefront who depends on the purchases.
Replying to @AncTreat5358@lgbtqia.space
Yeah, this was on Amazon. Happens there the most, but I've had it once on Google Play Store, as well.
I understand why stores allow returns, but this is certainly unfun.
Replying to @Firlefanz@writing.exchange
@Firlefanz @AncTreat5358 Ahhh. Now it makes sense. They think they're "sticking it to the corporation" not to a real life person. I had no idea there were ever people behind Amazon Ebooks.
Replying to @Firlefanz@writing.exchange
@Firlefanz FFS.
