Warehouse Deals Inc. and Amazon Amazon Rental Forced To Purchase Rental Book That Was Already Damaged When I Received It Internet

I rented a book from a company owned by Amazon, Warehouse Deals Inc.  The book was for a science class that I was taking on line.  I only used the book at home on the table and never carried it out anywhere.  When I received the book, it was not in the best condition.  The binding was coming off some and as I turned pages, I noticed that it was in bad condition.  However, since I was at home, I figured that I could use it still and send it back.  I did not know what Amazon meant or did not see any information at the time that if the book was in a bad condition, I should return it.  

At any rate, I still felt that I could use it because I would not be going to a class or anything but would just be at home on the table.  I returned the book at the proper time.  About a month later, I received an e-mail from Amazon that the book was returned in a non-usuable condition and that they would be charging me the full price for the book.  There is no one to contact.  I cannot reach out to customer service.  No number.  No e-mail I can send info to.  I replied back to the e-mail I received but I have no idea if it goes to a person or not.  My only recourse was to look on line and see if maybe they had another complaint. 

I discovered that they did in fact have another complaint from Ripoff Report.  The second item that came up in my search window.  So I decided to add to it.  

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I am a Pastor of a church and have no reason to attempt to rip them off.  I purchased the book later because I decided that I did want to have it in my library.  If the rental book I had would have been in good condition, I would have kept that one.  The $93.05 that they will be charging me is not going to bankrupt me, however, it is the principle.  I am going to use every avenue I know to make others aware of this scam.