I thought I was being smart by shopping around for a textbook buy-back company that would give me the most $ for my books. I sent 3 semesters worth to textbook wheel when I was quoted $248 for my books.
I thought that since they had a nice, legit appearing site and paid for me to ship them than they were an honest business.
So wrong! I mailed my books on 1/12. I hadn't recieved any notification that they were recieved and no check. So I e-mailed them on 2/16. This is the resonse:
"On 1/23/09 we received your package busted open, broken and empty. We are very sorry. While the postal service has a good track record they do occasionally lose and/or damage packages. They hold all loose books from damaged packages for 30 days. We will file a claim with USPS to try and locate them. This claim will initiate a search for the contents of your shipment that involves back tracking from our local post office to which ever postal facilities your shipment would have passed through. We are extremely disappointed with the US Postal Service. We try to take as much responsibility for what happens, but in all actuality it is out of our hands until we are notified from the post office that we have received packages to be picked up. Packages are shipped USPS Media Mail which has notracking system at all. We will contact you if and when we hear back from them. Sincerely, Jenna Customer Servicetextbookwheel.com"
Does this even make sense? If they recieved an EMPTY package, you would think they would make a claim then, or atleast notify me.
I called the USPS and they never filed a claim. So I filed one. I am so upset with myself for trusting these people. That was supposed to cover the electric this month.
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