Textbooks Shipping Mixup

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Hi all,

I passed both the 70-271 and 70-272 exams for the MCDST credential and have sold both Microsoft Press books to future MCDST.

I accidentally switched the two books and sent out to the other buyers and both buyers have confirmed it.


What do you think is the fastest and most cost-efficient method to get the correct textbooks to the right buyers? Thanks in advance.

 

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Get them to post the books to each other, send you the proof of posting and refund them the postage cost.

 

Yep, that'd be the easiest way - just refund the amount of the shipping.

You mention both "fastest" and "cost-efficient"; these terms are mutually exclusive. You can send books via USPS Media Mail for cheap, but they will take 6-14 business days to arrive. You can send books via USPS Priority Mail to get them there in 2-3 days, but it'll cost you. Parcel Post will cost you just about as much as Priority Mail, usually, and it'll take 6 business days.