Bottom Line Books Second Bill For Book Returned After 14 Days Internet, Iowa

I requested, and received, a copy of The 30-Day Diabetes Cure.  After reading it, I decided to send it back.

I sealed it back in the box within which it had arrived.  I put it in the mailbox and sent it back 14 days after I had received it, well within the 21-day "free preview period."

I have just received a second bill stating that they have not received the book back.  They are demanding I pay $48.94 on a book I sent back in a very timely fashion.

I know, for an absolute fact, that the book was sent back precisely 14 days after I received it.  Therefore, I will not be paying this bill, as it is clearly a wrongful billing.  I received, and sent back, this book in early June.

Even in the event that they actually did not receive the book, I am not responsible for the book not arriving, and they should be going after the Postal Service instead.  USPS does sometimes lose, misplace, accidentally destroy/damage or steal products/publications/documents.

Bottom Line Books should not be punishing the consumers for problems with the Post Office or their own Company.  Such practices are fraudulent, and can be punished with legal actions.