When sales from November 11th rolled over from the Recent Sales page to the Monthly Sales page on Wednesday, the 13th, an extra book showed up. Then Friday, the 15th, a fifth showed up on the Monthly Sales page for the 11th.
On Friday, B&N announced Nook Press would be down for system maintenance on Saturday, November 16th, from 1AM to 4AM EST. When I logged into my account, Saturday afternoon, lo and behold, my total books sold for the month of September jumped from 79 to 81.
On top of everything, Friday's sales jumped from three to four.
In a post last month, I talked about my worries over B&N's fuzzy accounting. The last two week's developments are not reassuring in the slightest.
But why? I can hear you ask. You got credit for five books.
Yes, I did. But the book I got credit for on September 24th IS NOT for the book sale I reported missing to B&N.
Like I said before PubIt worked pretty damn well compared Nook Press.
Which makes me wonder what's going on behind the scenes at B&N.
It's not a comfortable feeling.
Sorry to read this. Sounds like one big pain in the bunghole.
ReplyDeleteI really hope B&N gets their act together, Whisk, but things just aren't looking good.
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