RE:OT:BOOK

Looks like everyone's story on the Grosvenor book via the discount
booksellers seems to be the same.  At the end of this message is a copy of
the response I received from Barnes and Noble the last time I inquired
about my order (approx. 10/24/97).  Needless to say my book must have
gotten caught up somewhere in their "warehouse processing". I have not
cancelled my order yet.  I am still striving to be an optimist, but the
sound of the UPS truck driving past my house without stopping is getting
old.:)

I guess that I should e-mail B&N for the latest excuse and see if they give
me the same shipping date as everyone else this time.  I have gotten some
nice books from both B&N and Amazon in the past.  I just feel like B&N
should not have claimed to be able to ship this book in a couple of weeks
when they didn't even have it in stock and obviously could not meet their
originally advertised shipping schedule.

-Donald (not holding his breath for this book via B&N)

Donald Mosser
dmosser@ibm.net
North Augusta, South Carolina, USA

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From: Service <service@barnesandnoble.com>
To: 'Donald Mosser' <dmosser@ibm.net>
Subject: RE: Your Barnes & Noble Order #BN1084193
Date: Fri, 24 Oct 1997 19:51:16 -0400
X-Mailer:  Microsoft Exchange Server Internet Mail Connector Version
4.0.995.52

Thank you for your inquiry concerning your order, #1084193.   Your 
order is currently being processed through our warehouse.  It should 
ship shortly.  We will email you if there are any unanticipated delays 
in shipping your order to you.
If you do not wish for your order to remain open, please email us and 
we will  promptly cancel the order.


If you have any additional questions or comments, please email us at 
service@barnesandnoble.com .  Or, if you prefer,...blah, blah, blah"

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