No payment They received my order on 2/16. Never received an email about them having accepted it. It's 3/15 and I have already filled out a request through their website a week ago and emailed them again today about not having received payment. No response so far. I will give an update if any payment is ever received.

Review *DO NOT USE*. Check was returned due to NSF. Communications were terrible. In trying to receive my money back, I receive the following email: BeerMoneyBooks is immediately shut down and closed. All funds and books are frozen. No further information is available at this time.

I sent several books to this company… I sent several books to this company March 2, 2024. I have been sending emails with no response. Now today I look their website up and they are showing closed. Wow what a way to do business. Why accept more books and not communicate that you are closing? This fraud. They have my product I sent which was in great condition I expect payment.

Nothing really negative just a little… Nothing really negative just a little slow in process and vague in explanation. Bear in mind I say this in comparison to other vendors I sell to. I have only sold once to Beermoneybooks. I didn't take into account the disaster effecting Texas from the winter storm and Texas's unique Grid that does not share with neighbor states (power). I have come to find that a vendor that might be slow in one aspect will outshine others in a different aspect. I just don't know Beermoneybooks well enough to relate any other qualities at this point. There definetly are vendors that are way worse then BeerMB

I had to contact them a few weeks after… I had to contact them a few weeks after a sent my books in because I hadn't heard a word from them and hadn't recieved payment. They did get back to me in a timely manner and told me they had received my books but they had to be sent to the publisher for confirmation as they are often replicated. They only thing I would change is that they send an email out when they receive the books to let the customer know what the next step is.