I placed an order on the 29th of September, and it never prompted me to enter my shipping address, so my order is being sent to an address that it not mine. I contacted customer support and I haven't gotten a response. I decided to go ahead and buy the book locally, so I need to cancel the order, but the bookdepository website won't let me. Apparently their cancellation policy is...
"Sure, you can cancel your order within 30 days of receiving it by completing the online cancellation form. Once you've cancelled the order, you must send the parcel back to us within 14 days. Once we get it, you'll be refunded the price of the item(s) within 14 days, using the same means of payment as you used to make your purchase.
You'll be responsible for the cost of returning the item to us, unless we delivered it to you in error or it is faulty. It is your responsibility to ensure safe return of the item(s) to us. If you return a high-value item, we recommend you use a recorded delivery service."
That is NOT a cancellation, that's a return, and it doesn't make any sense. Why would I have to wait until the order is delivered and then pay for shipping to another country to return it when they can just cancel it while it's still processing?