From Vintage Adult Books, Jaffrey, NH, U.S.A.
AbeBooks Seller Since April 13, 2005
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About this Item
A part of the Brown Sugar Series from Liverpool Library Press this book is in Very Good condition. It has the usual signs of wear that one would expect to see in any paperback book that has been read. --See Image--. Seller Inventory # 005677
Bibliographic Details
Title: Party Girl BSS-911
Publisher: Sutton House Publishing Co., Liverpool Library Press, Los Angeles, California, USA
Publication Date: 1979
Binding: Mass Market Paperback
Condition: Very Good
Store Description
ATTENTION: Please be advised that I will no longer ship items to inmates within a prison system. I sell ONLY erotic books and too often these books are prevented from entering a prison. Orders I receive that are adressed to inmates will be rejected in the future.
Prices are in US Dollars. Methods of Payment For US Residents: Any Credit Card accepted by ABEBooks. US Postal Money Order (made out to "Paul Jimerson") A Personal Check (made out to "Paul Jimerson"). I can no longer accept payment via ...
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International Shipping: Postage varies considerably depending upon where you are. The only reasonably priced option available is Airmail from the U.S.Postal Service. It is my understanding that Global Priority mail travels no faster than Airmail even though it is more expensive so I don't use it. Packages usually arrive - in Europe within 10-14 days. - in Canada after as much as 3 weeks due to border delays. - elsewhere within 2-4 weeks.
General Principles: I am disturbed by book sellers whose shipping fees are too high. It is my intention to ensure that shipping fees never become a source of revenue. What I pay the mail carrier to ship your order should be roughly equivalent to the shipping charge you pay. I don't charge a 'handling fee' or for packing supplies. Like most of the booksellers I deal with I pay very little for packing supplies. I usually re-use envelopes and boxes that came along with items that were shipped to me. With regards to 'handling fees' this seems to me like a fee the customer has to pay the seller in order for the seller to prepare the books they ordered for shipmnent, but in my opinion some things ought to come with the original purchase price. I don't spend much time preparing an order for shipment so asking people to pay me for doing so seems unfair. I am happy to do it for free.
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