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Hey Mitford,
Would you rather upset a very small supplier or upset your customers by not warning them about crap?
Note: it is Amazon not the supplier that deals with the credit card fees.
Let's say this supplier makes Amazon $5 a month. The average customer spends $100 a month.
If said customer runs across ten bad books in a row, the customer could decide that everything they order will be bad and shop elsewhere.
Take a loss of $60 a year or a loss of $1200 plus who knows how many people they told.
Oh and by the way, the author gets a letter telling them about the complaint.
All the authors had to do was tell Amazon it was British spelling or fantasy names and Amazon sends them back an ok.
Those won't get the warning tags. I personally talked to a couple of authors that happened to. (Too).
They weren't the ones complaining. They just took care of business.
Never mind. Hitch already did that rant.
Personal opinion, if you get your nose bent out of shape because several someones reported the bad spelling or formatting or both, perhaps you are in the wrong business. Oh and didn't I see that same bad speller complaining last week because they are not selling.
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