Not Really Serendipity

Not Really Serendipity

Bakersfield, CA, U.S.A.

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Bookstore Terms

Payment: Credit card payments only through abebooks.com or PayPal; otherwise, Cashiers Checks/money orders. No personal checks. [Please do NOT e-mail me your credit card details.] If you wish to pay via PayPal, please contact me directly by clicking "Ask Bookseller a Question." I will send you a PayPal invoice once you indicate a shipping preference. California residents will be requested to add 7.25% sales tax.

Shipping Terms:

Weekends and holidays notwithstandng, orders usually ship within 1 business day. Shipping costs are based on books weighing 2.2 LB, or 1 KG. If your book order is heavy or oversized, we may contact you to let you know extra shipping is required. SHIPPING RATES: The U.S. Postal Service increased rates again on May 12, 2008. The default Priority shipping rate I show in the shipping matrix is for U.S. destinations in Zone 5. Priority mail will be less for locations closer to or within the state of California and more for states east of Colorado. Media mail is the shipping method abebooks.com terms "standard." International buyers: Surface Mail no longer exists. The rates I show in the shipping matrix are for Priority International and First Class international shipping (termed "standard" by abebooks.com). The USPS will not commit to delivery time, stating only that it "varies." Although the USPS has made International Priority cost-prohibitive, packages over 4 pounds must be shipped by Priority. Be assured that those of us who regularly shipped international packages are not pleased about the rate increases that began in May, 2007 and will continue to increase in May of every year.