Re:Apple sues Canadian recycling firm for reselling 100k dev...
by shrubble on Sunday October 04, 2020 @03:12PM
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This is done or used to be, with paperback books.
Instead of shipping the entire book back, a bookstore would cut or rip off only the cover and ship it to the publisher for a refund. It was then considered illegal to resell the cover-less book.
For magazines the distributor or store would fill out a "certificate of destruction" to receive credit, and then dispose of the unsold magazines.
Instead of shipping the entire book back, a bookstore would cut or rip off only the cover and ship it to the publisher for a refund. It was then considered illegal to resell the cover-less book.
For magazines the distributor or store would fill out a "certificate of destruction" to receive credit, and then dispose of the unsold magazines.