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Just wondering if I have to use DC. Getting ready to mail out my first 3 requests! :) |
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It's not required but I highly recommend it. I never used to put dc on my books but then I had 2 lost in about a month. Now I use it for every book. And you have the bonus of getting a quick credit as soon as your book is scanned instead of having to wait for the book to be delivered. Welcome to PBS! |
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Last Edited on: 3/26/09 10:07 PM ET - Total times edited: 2 |
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I never use it. In 5 months, I've never had a book go lost. So, I although I am sure one day I'll have a lost book (as it seems to happen to everyone every once in awhile) I'm okay with that. Financially, it seems that if you pay the extra .20 or .30 cents or whatever it is, that adds up over time. One lost book out of 50 seems less expensive than paying for DC each time. |
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I used to use it before the postal rates went up, and I found that mailing most of my books out first class was cheaper than media mail, the books get where they are going within 2-3 days, and that was how long it was taking me, at least, to get the quick credit as I live in a town where the post office doesn't have the appropriate scanner to scan them right away. Everyone else is also correct, you do not have to use DC, it is your choice. |
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I always use it. Never had a book I sent go lost but I like the peace of mind, kinda. And I always get the Quick Credit right away (even if I put the package in my own outgoing mailbox!), so it's nice not to have to wait for the person to get it--and if they're out of town or something when the package gets to them, that can delay your credit too.
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Add me to those who haven't ever used it, and have had no problems. I figure if one transaction in twenty goes "bad" (and it's probably less than that, percentage-wise) it's not worth the cost/hassle. I can be "self-insured" for the cost of a credit, I'm not that poor! Welcome to PBS! |
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