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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bran Blackbyrd" data-source="post: 883786" data-attributes="member: 1710">Yeah, but after adding in the minimum shipping charge of 4.30 your savings are actually less than through Amazon (which will ship the book for free).I don't know. I've ordered computer hardware from Buy.com, but never books. I did get a copy of D20 Modern from Amazon and I wasn't happy with the condition it was in. I always make sure that the D&D books I get are in the absolute best condition possible when I buy them. The copy of D20M in question had the corners blunted rather badly. The surface was intact, but the corners were staved in. I ended up giving it to a friend since I hadn't gotten him anything for Christmas (he doesn't care so much about the condition of his books, or maybe I'm a tightass about mine...) and I knew if he had a copy it would be easier to get our group interested in playing it. I bought my copy from a store where I could check it's condition first.This has made me wary of ordering a book again. Sure, I can return it if it's in bad shape*, but that's a pain. What condition do the books from Buy.com usually arrive in?EDIT: *Although Amazon's return policy states that they don't accept damaged items...</blockquote>