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I wonder if Goodreads is next under the guillotine.
edit: typo
Definitely disappointed, I used them regularly for the last 6/7 years, ordered from them over 70 books and this feels like a punch in the gut. My country is not served by Amazon Prime, so basically for a single book I have to pay a delivery fee of 10 euros... While on the other hand Book Depository offered a free delivery, although you waited a month or two. Shame, it really sucks, never should have allowed Amazon to…
I wonder if Goodreads is next under the guillotine.
They will send a confirmation email. After you click the link to confirm, it says "We will provide your information to you as soon as we can. Usually, this should take no more than a month."
EDIT: you can export your book database as CSV (shelves, ratings, reviews, etc) here https://www.goodreads.com/review/import (there's a link towards the top to export...disregard that the URL says "import".
I'm surprised but not surprised. Books get delivered 2-3 months later, if they ever get delivered at all. Need to contact support for replacement. End up preferring to pay the premium at local booksellers than buying from Book Depo. How do they even make money like this.
Too bad that I have a pre-order for a June release with them.
Amazon seems to be following Microsoft's EEE strategy ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend,_and_extinguis... ), skipping the Extend
They are often cheaper than Amazon in the marketplace, and have a very good reputation. A bit of shame :-/
(Well, technically Amazon.de has free deliveries too – you just need to buy order at least 99€ worth of them at once)