Internet buying/packing problems

[tiffandrock]

So I ordered off of amazon.com. Spongebob books. They only came out to like $7 something.

Well today when I got my package in the mail. I opened it, and it wasn't spongebob books, it was two really thick nursing books. I looked on amazon, and these books are like $18 each (used). Well I emailed the seller. They haven't emailed me back yet.

But I think whoever got the spongebob books, is going to be pretty mad.

Now what do I do if they tell me to mail the books back to them? I"m not paying for thier mistakes.
What do you guys think? Ever have this happen?

 

[izzblizz]

There is no way you should have to pay shipping back, and I don't think they would ask you to. That would be ridiculous. They not only should pay for return shipping, but give you some kind of bonus for your trouble.

I hope this doesn't turn into a problem for you. I would think they would want their $18x2 books back.

 

[tlpounds]

When I've had problems with amazon.com before I've notified them & they e-mail me the return shipping level. Then they next-dayed the item that I was supposed to get in the 1st place. There's a link on their site for if you had a problem with your order.

 

[miki]

I think amazon has pretty strict rules so you shouldn't have much problem (I hope!) with the seller. I know that media mail is cheaper so maybe suggest this to the seller when they pay to ship them back. I wouldn't think they would ask you to pay for their mistake, I would hope not anyways.