4 FREE books

[Ben J. Gromicko]

4 FREE books



Order four (4) books right now, and get them for free. You pay the shipping and handling costs: ($20 U.S; $35 Canada). The 4 books are free. You'll receive your 4 free books via FedEx in about 4 days (U.S.) with tracking numbers emailed to you as they progress to their destination.

Order four (4) FREE books right now at http://www.nachi.org/now.htm. In the COMMENT section of the order form, be sure to type "BEN - 4 free books - don't charge me for the books - just the shipping."

This offer expires Monday August 31st.

[Michael Larson]

Originally Posted by bgromicko

4 FREE books

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Order four (4) books right now, and get them for free. You pay the shipping and handling costs: ($20 U.S; $35 Canada). The 4 books are free. You'll receive your 4 free books via FedEx in about 4 days (U.S.) with tracking numbers emailed to you as they progress to their destination.

Order four (4) FREE books right now at http://www.nachi.org/now.htm. In the COMMENT section of the order form, be sure to type "BEN - 4 free books - don't charge me for the books - just the shipping."

This offer expires Monday August 31st.

Ben,

Why would I want to pay $5 each for a $2 book?

[Ben J. Gromicko]

Originally Posted by mlarson

Ben,
Why would I want to pay $5 each for a $2 book?

Essentially that $5 book includes packing and shipping to anywhere you are - which is a great deal for those who want to try it out.
Try it out. 4 free books.

[Michael Larson]

Originally Posted by bgromicko

Essentially that $5 book includes packing and shipping to anywhere you are - which is a great deal for those who want to try it out.
Try it out. 4 free books.

You can ship them via USPS media mail in 6 days for $3.55 for a 4 lb. package from your location to mine.

[Ben J. Gromicko]

Originally Posted by mlarson

You can ship them via USPS media mail in 6 days for $3.55 for a 4 lb. package from your location to mine.

Been there, done that.
U.S. Postal Service was used for my first edition. I'll never use them again (as requested by my customers.) I have many pictures that my customers sent me of my books smashed, thrown, torn, and damaged at their arrival.

My customers get the best, most excellent delivery with FedEx. Fully-automated. Shipped same day as ordered. Only 2 to 4 days delivery. With tracking numbers as they progress to their destination.

Excellent book, excellent service.

[Michael Larson]

The book is great I have been using them with good success.

You can also use USPS flat rate boxes($10.35) or envelopes($4.95)(4 lb. limit for envelope) for much lower shipping fees and the boxes are free.

[Ben J. Gromicko]

Originally Posted by mlarson

The book is great I have been using them with good success.

You can also use USPS flat rate boxes($10.35) or envelopes($4.95)(4 lb. limit for envelope) for much lower shipping fees and the boxes are free.

Again, no thanks.

I price shopped (like you are) and it didn't work out.

Mail delivery - you can't go price shopping. Most home inspectors know that.

USPS boxes are great for throwing and kicking! Ha!

I want the books to actual get there in one piece.

Excellent book, excellent delivery service.

[Michael Larson]

Originally Posted by bgromicko

Again, no thanks.

I price shopped (like you are) and it didn't work out.

Mail delivery - you can't go price shopping. Most home inspectors know that.

USPS boxes are great for throwing and kicking! Ha!

I want the books to actual get there in one piece.

I get these boxes often with no problems.

Amazon ships tons of these.

Give people a choice.

I love FedEx and UPS for service but they are not necessary for printed materials that are not needed immediately.

[Ben J. Gromicko]

Originally Posted by mlarson

I love FedEx and UPS for service but they are not necessary for printed materials that are not needed immediately.

I understand. If it were only that simple, Michael.

I'm in this business of writing, printing, selling, & shipping books to inspectors.
It's amazing how many inspectors need books ... TOMORROW!
When it absolutely, positively has to be there - don't go postal.

I think this is the ultimate BOOK deal.
4 free books, free display, free shipping - http://www.nachi.org/book-displays.htm

[Michael Larson]

I agree with you Ben for those that don't plan ahead.

But others would appreciate more options.

[Ben J. Gromicko]

Originally Posted by mlarson

I agree with you Ben for those that don't plan ahead.

But others would appreciate more options.

Good idea.
In a few days, I'll send everyone an INTERNACHI BOOK SALE email.
There will be plenty of books and options, including this one. And lots of free stuff.

[Rick Maday]

Originally Posted by mlarson

I agree with you Ben for those that don't plan ahead.

But others would appreciate more options.

Ditto.

[Kenneth E. Sitzes]

I do not order anything that has to come by FedEx. That company is a big joke.

[Michael Larson]

Originally Posted by ksitzes

I do not order anything that has to come by FedEx. That company is a big joke.

I get great service from Fedex.

[Ben J. Gromicko]

Originally Posted by ksitzes

I do not order anything that has to come by FedEx. That company is a big joke.

What's wrong with FedEx? I use them, and I'd like to know.