Why do I have to give my credit card information to create a pull list?
That’s a very good question. The answer is two-fold. First, sometimes customers create a pull
list and may gather their books for the first couple of weeks, but then never return. When this
happens, product that could be sold when it comes out sits and collects dust and becomes a loss
for us the retailer. Also, when this occurs, it could be that you walk in off the street and ask
for a certain new book and I am out of it, but have a few copies in someone’s pull list, but
have to hold it…even if that person never returns, because we can never be certain if that
customer will ever return. Simply put, by supplying your credit card information this ensures
that all customers have an opportunity to buy new books. Secondly, there are some customers who
have asked us if we WOULD do this because they are unable to regularly gather their pulled
books, such as those customers who are in the military on deployment. Being able to create a
monthly comic book budget for them is much easier to deal with financially, then being asked to
pay a giant lump sum when returning from a year-long deployment.
Here’s how this will work. You’re card will only be changed on the last day of the month
IF you have books still in your pull list. So, at the end of a month, if you have three weeks of
books in your pull list, you will be charged for those three weeks of books. You will not,
repeat, you will not be charged every Wednesday. At the end of a month, if you’re staying on top
of your pull list and getting your books every week, and your folder is empty, you will be
charged nothing.