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Re: Four Ways West book dents and dings
Author: Jim
Date: 07-06-2011 - 07:49
"What Joe is doing is correct."
Great, then maybe he can start taking better care of the books when he ships them. At least half of the Four Ways West books that I've received had damage to the boards. I'm told that he refuses to pack the books better when he sends them to the distributor, and he doesn't care or understand why it's even a problem. Great books for the most part, but his quality is just awful. Constant manufaturing flaws or dents to the books. Personally, I like a new book to actually look like a new book, not like it was used for football practice.
Actually, I'm getting into the Morning Sun books. At first I liked Four Ways West much better, but the tide is turning. The Tom Dill SP books are fanstastic, but some of the FWW books start getting a bit repititious. I feel like I start seeing the same photos over and over just from a different angle or slightly different location. The Morning Sun Great Northern book is really excellent.
Great, then maybe he can start taking better care of the books when he ships them. At least half of the Four Ways West books that I've received had damage to the boards. I'm told that he refuses to pack the books better when he sends them to the distributor, and he doesn't care or understand why it's even a problem. Great books for the most part, but his quality is just awful. Constant manufaturing flaws or dents to the books. Personally, I like a new book to actually look like a new book, not like it was used for football practice.
Actually, I'm getting into the Morning Sun books. At first I liked Four Ways West much better, but the tide is turning. The Tom Dill SP books are fanstastic, but some of the FWW books start getting a bit repititious. I feel like I start seeing the same photos over and over just from a different angle or slightly different location. The Morning Sun Great Northern book is really excellent.
