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I received a book back in December that looked to be in very good condition, new-looking, uncreased spine, fresh white pages. I glanced thru it but it looked really good. So now I finally get around to reading it and discover that it has three to four pages towards the back of the book that have underlining.
I don't suppose it is possible to go back and amend the condition statement ... is it? |
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Gayle, Unfortunately there is no way to go back and change it to Received With a Problem once it has been marked received in Good Condition. I had this happen to me and now I am a bit more meticulous inspecting my books before marking them received. Mary |
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Well, that's what I figured, but it doesn't hurt to ask, eh? Thanks for the info! |
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My experience is similar to Mary, I learned the hard way to check books carefully before marking received. But no, members cannot change condition received once it has been submitted. |
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I've learned the same lesson. When I got books I'd marked them received and only later when I wanted to read them checked them out. Only to find out I should have marked them RWAP. I do check them now. |
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I think we all have done this at least once. It is a live and learn thing. |
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Add me to the "live and learn" list. I now quickly go through each book page by page no matter how perfect the book appears before marking it received. I rarely find problems, but you really do never know. |
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Not much advice Gayle, but lots of sympathy |
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