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patrikG wrote:Contact SAMS, the publishers and explain the situation to them. That's hardly illegal.
Yeah,
So long as you have proof that you own the book,
I don’t think that they would have too much of an issue
with providing a replacement. (At a modest fee perhaps)
Uhh.. I was refering to acquiring cd's through `uncommon practice`.
But yea contact the author give it a go, but it is very doubtful they offer replacements, although I wish you the best of luck
Last edited by John Cartwright on Tue Aug 23, 2005 9:52 am, edited 1 time in total.
You lost it? I highly doubt anyone's going to replace it if you lost it... if it didn't come with the package then that's definately something you should contact the publisher for.
If it was an honest mistake, ask them if it's possible to pay for shipping and a copy of a disc. It shouldn't be more than $10 to replace it (I'd imagine).
So if the CD is that important to you, I'd look into that option, Jasmin.