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Bent Heston
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Hello,
Recently bought a cook book from Amazon (direct - not a seller) and it arrived in a cardboard box larger than the book, with a bit of brown paper on top of it.
Well it arrived with one of the corners bent and squashed - it is only slightly.... but I got the book as a gift as I already knew it was quite a nice looking book, would it be really 'nit-picky' if I send it back, and am I within my rights to do so?
Thanks for your help.
Tom
Recently bought a cook book from Amazon (direct - not a seller) and it arrived in a cardboard box larger than the book, with a bit of brown paper on top of it.
Well it arrived with one of the corners bent and squashed - it is only slightly.... but I got the book as a gift as I already knew it was quite a nice looking book, would it be really 'nit-picky' if I send it back, and am I within my rights to do so?
Thanks for your help.
Tom
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Nope, Amazon are really good with this, just mark up the reason for return as bad packaging - Amazon will ship you out a replacement...0
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thank you - will do
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