Need to be postmarked by the 31st.
Looks like we, as sender, need to pay for return shipping? TTTTTTT. How much should I expect it to cost? Despite warnings, it seems crazy to send them any other way besides USPS book rate. Amiright?
Also, if the firm paid the book deposit (logged into my student account and paid by firm credit card -- AHEM) but I won't return to the firm before the 31st, and therefore I leave the credit card field blank, BarBri will send me a check? I can only assume that bringing the check in to the firm and indorsing it to them is the proper thing to do...dang.
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Stinson
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Re: BarBri book returns....
I took them to UPS just because the store is next to my house. I think it was like $20 for the box. And yes, they make you pay the shipping, because Barbri.
But think how much better you will feel without the books in the house!
But think how much better you will feel without the books in the house!
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uci2013
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Re: BarBri book returns....
If you live near a regional BarBri office call them. The LA office will let you hand drop-off the books at their office.
