
First, Thrift Books will charge less for shipping on multiple orders - but only if you order directly from their website. If you order from them via Abebooks or the like, you're stuck with the $3.95 shipping charge for each and every book, even if 10 of them are shipping together from the Auburn site. (Of the other 4 books I ordered, 3 are coming from Portland and 1 from Detroit.) So, obviously, you're better off ordering directly from Thrift Books!
Second, Thrift Books does not publicize their phone number, and it takes a couple days for them to get back to questions that you email to them. So if you want to talk to a customer service rep and get your concerns cleared up toot sweet, you'll be glad you read this blog. Because I learned (from another blogger, don't you know) that (253) 275-2241 is the number to call.

If they don't have it, then I may try Google Books as a fallback. Google Books will not only locate titles and authors that are hard to find anywhere else, they will also take you to whoever sells them - Amazon, Abebooks, etc.
4 comments:
That is a great tip! Thanks for including the number.
Robbie, I have a book you may want to review. If you're interested in hearing more, can you please email me at rachelle[at]fivebyfivepr.com? Thank you!
Thanks for the free plug! I'm glad you found us and that you enjoyed our service.
We will continue to offer the best prices for used books on the internet as long as our loyal customers (like yourself) keep coming back :)
Thanks again!
Thank you so much for posting their phone number. I have been getting calls for people looking for them by the dozens each day. As my business, www.sbcfulfillment.com does the outsourced fulfillment for www.southernbookcompany.com. Thank you!
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