Stikkord: CreateSpace
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Mer om Min Bok 5
Min Bok 5, den skriver jeg, fra noen ark, med stikkord-notater nå.
Og det er fortsatt en del stikkord igjen.
Men jeg regner med å bli ferdig, iløpet av neste helg, forhåpentligvis.
(For det å skrive, fra de stikkordene.
Det er litt tungt arbeid da, synes jeg at det blir, (av en eller annen grunn).
Så det passer greit, å skrive på de siste kapitlene, av Min Bok 5, i helgene, synes jeg).
Så, om 2-3 helger.
(Når jeg er ferdig, med alle kapitlene, på Min Bok 5).
Så skal jeg publisere den boken, på Scribd osv., da.
(Som jeg har gjort med de tidligere Min Bok-bøkene).
Og så, (helgen etter, eller noe).
Så har jeg planlagt å publisere Min Bok 5 på CreateSpace/Amazon, da.
Og så, (i helgene etter dette igjen).
Så har jeg tenkt til å publisere Min Bok, (bind 1 og 2).
Og også Min Bok 2.
På nytt.
Med sidetall, da.
Så om noen måneder, så burde alle Min Bok-bøkene, (til og med Min Bok 5), ligge på Amazon/CreateSpace, med sidetall, osv.
Og etter det igjen, så har jeg tenkt til å gjøre om designen, på Bags of Sweets.
Sånn at den får samme design, som på Posegodt, da.
Jeg har også begynte å skrive, på Min Bok 6, (fra Sunderland).
Den boka skriver jeg fra hukommelsen, (og ikke fra stikkord), foreløbig.
Så den har jeg skrevet en del på, på ukedagene, etter at jeg er ferdig, med jobbsøking, osv.
Og det har gått ganske greit hittil, ihvertfall.
Så jeg skal prøve å fortsette med Min Bok 6 også, innimellom.
Mens jeg jobber med, å bli ferdig, med Min Bok 5, (og med å få satt sidetall, på de tidligere Min Bok-bøkene, som mangler det, på CreateSpace/Amazon), da.
Så sånn er det.
Bare noe jeg tenkte på.
Men men.
Mvh.
Erik Ribsskog
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Amazon vil ha skatte-informasjon, fra meg. Men det sendte jeg jo til dem, da jeg opprettet min CreateSpace-konto, for mer enn et år siden. (Og politiet har rota i papirene mine, siden den tid, så det er fortsatt en del kaos, i den største ‘organiser’-en min). Er dette noe tøys, eller? Hm
Gmail – Tax Information Requested by 10/25/2013
Erik Ribsskog
<eribsskog@gmail.com>
Tax Information Requested by 10/25/2013
Kindle Direct Publishing <kdp-no-reply@amazon.com>
Wed, Aug 28, 2013 at 8:17 PM
To:
“eribsskog@gmail.com” <eribsskog@gmail.com>
Hello, In order for Amazon to comply with U.S. tax reporting regulations, it is required that all KDP publishers provide valid taxpayer identification. Our records are showing we haven’t received valid tax information for your account yet. To ensure you may continue selling on Amazon, please complete your tax information by 10/25/2013. A new online method is available to submit your tax information by taking a short tax interview. Please follow the instructions below to submit your tax information:
1. Sign into your KDP Account at http://kdp.amazon.com
2. Click on the “Complete Tax Information” button at the top of your Bookshelf.
3. Be sure to enter accurate information and avoid typos in Name(s) or Tax ID numbers. The tax interview will guide you through a step-by-step process to determine which tax form is right for you and gather all required details to update your account. Once the tax interview is complete, you can follow the status of your submission on your KDP Account page under “Tax Information”. To learn more about Amazon tax requirements and policies, please visit:
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PS. Her er mer om dette:
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Mer om Min Bok 5
Når det gjelder Min Bok 5, så må jeg redigere tre kapitler, som jeg publiserte fra biblioteket, da jeg ikke fikk pengene, fra Amazon/CreateSpace, i april.
Og når jeg har gjort det, så fortsetter jeg, med nye kapitler.
Hvis jeg ikke sulter ihjel, da.
Siden jeg ikke har fått arbeidsledighetstrygd igjen her, i England.
(For tredje gang nå).
Så jeg har bare en pose ris her, å spise.
Så det er ikke så artig, for å si det sånn.
Så vi får se hva som skjer.
Vi får se.
Mvh.
Erik Ribsskog
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Jeg sendte enda en e-post til CreateSpace
Gmail – Update/Fwd: Remittance Advice – ERIK RIBSSKOG Payment# 5914329
Erik Ribsskog
<eribsskog@gmail.com>
Update/Fwd: Remittance Advice – ERIK RIBSSKOG Payment# 5914329
Erik Ribsskog<eribsskog@gmail.com>
Wed, Apr 17, 2013 at 4:05 PMTo:
Executive Customer Relations <ecr@createspace.com>Cc:
jeff@amazon.com, gudmundur.einarsson@efta.intHi again,
and the books I got sent for free, I got sent, since someone at CreateSpace, had ‘messed’ with my employment-case book.And they didn’t let me publish it after I fixed a detail on the cover.(After they refused me to use the ‘best’ cover, due to it had ‘live elements’ on it, they said).
So this was a bit strange, I remember thinking.And then I got ten of each of my books, sent to me, by your collegue.But it turned out, that these books didn’t have page-numbers in them.
So the books are still here, in the boxes, that you sent them in.
Because I think it’s a bit embarrasing, that these books don’t have page-numbers.
And it wasn’t me, who had asked, for this many books.
It was something I was just sent.
Maybe I’ll set up a web-shop and try to sell them myself, I’ve been thinking lately.
I use of the boxes as a table for my PC now.
(Since I’ve had mobile broadband, untill now, and needed something to put the PC on, to get a better broadband-line).So this with the books wasn’t my idea.
Maybe I’ll try to sell them later, (and inform the custommers that these books doesn’t have page-numbers).We’ll see.I used to be a book-fan, when I lived in Norway.And I read like ten books a year, I think.
(Something like this).
Even if I worked a lot.So I’m a bit into books, and want them to be fine, that’s why I changed the cover of the employment-case-book, a lot of times.
Since English is my second-language, and I wanted the book to look fine.But someone in your company reacted on that I changed the book, to many times, I think.
But I complained, and then got about 50 books sent for free, from you, last year.I’m still writing books, but the book I’m writing on now, is going to be on more than 200 chapters.
This is going to be the main book, of my memoirs.
From when I lived in the place St. Hanshaugen, in Oslo, from 1996 to 2004.
And when I’m finished with that book, I thought I’d work more with my earlier published books, and put page-numbers on them, etc.That’s going to be, in the summer or fall, I think.Just to explain about that the free books, wasn’t something I’d ask for.Here in the UK, one almost never get any compensation, if one complain, about poor custommer-service, etc.
(I’ve worked in retail, in Norway, for many years, in a big hyper-market etc., so I know what good custommer-service is, I think I dear to say).So I got a bit surprised, when you sent me all the books.I’m still wondering what to do with them.But I guess I’ll figure it out.
Best regards,
Erik Ribsskog———- Forwarded message ———-
From: Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, Apr 17, 2013 at 3:34 PM
Subject: Re: Remittance Advice – ERIK RIBSSKOG Payment# 5914329
To: Executive Customer Relations <ecr@createspace.com>
Cc: jeff@amazon.com, eftacourt@eftacourt.int, gudmundur.einarsson@efta.intHi,
I don’t remember exactly why I didn’t get all the complimentary books in one shipment.
But the ‘Min Bok 2’-books weren’t in the boxes, (even if they were in the shipment-order).So they came later, (after I’d informed you about this), in a second shipment.
I remember that I didn’t belive what your college wrote, about that they weren’t finished printed from the factory.
I used to work as a Store Manager in Norway, and thought this seemed unlikely.I remember I thought they must have been stolen, during the shipment.
But this is many months ago now, so I don’t remember exactly what was written.
But I wasn’t convinced your college was sincere, (about this), I remember.
So that’s why I didn’t write to you at once, about the missing payment.
It has also been Easter now, and I don’t know how many holidays you have in the USA in Easter.
So this is why I didn’t inform you about the missing payment right away.(But waited untill your second Remittance Adivce).And I’ve been adviced not to drink the tap-water here in the UK.
So when my food-budget runs out, I don’t drink as much water as usual.
And there are gangs, when I go to Asda, etc.
So it isn’t a good situation, when I end up being a bit starved and dehydrated, due to missing payments, that are scheduled.
This leaves me in a difficult situation, here in the UK, where I’m a foreigner, (since I’m from Norway).So this problems of yours, haven’t been that fun, here in the UK.
So I hope you find out what has happened.
It’s a bit like one are being beat up, when one are starving due to that the food-budget runs out.
So what you did now was a bit like corporal punishment, to me.No matter what you meant it to be, in the USA.That’s how it was to me.
So this was like something serious, I think.Erik Ribsskog
On Wed, Apr 17, 2013 at 3:07 PM, Executive Customer Relations <ecr@createspace.com> wrote:Dear Mr. Ribsskog,
I understand that this delayed payment caused a significant inconvenience for you and we are performing an internal investigation to determine why this happen as it affected other CreateSpace members as well. We will do everything in our power to ensure it does not happen again.
When Janet Smith, Senior Manager of Customer Care contacted you in August 2012, it was our understanding that while some of the shipments of your complimentary order were delivered separately, you received all five boxes. If this is not the case, please let me know specifically which copies you did not receive.
Our top priority is to make sure that are members receive a positive experience with us. There have been times when unexpected systematic errors have occurred. When this happens we do what we can to make it right. Please let me know what I can do to make this experience better for you.
Sincerely,
Melissa Creeger
Executive Customer Relations
ecr@createspace.com
(843) 225-6938————— Original Message —————
From: Erik Ribsskog [eribsskog@gmail.com]Sent: 4/16/2013 12:57 AMTo: ecr@createspace.com
Cc: jeff@amazon.com; eftacourt@eftacourt.int; elin.bjerkebo@efta.int
Subject: Re: Remittance Advice – ERIK RIBSSKOG Payment# 5914329Hi,
well, I had budgetted with those money.
So now I’ve only had rice and vegetable soup, for days.
(My emergency-food).
I also thought your colleges explanation about why I didn’t get a box of
books, (that she sent for good-will).She said it was because the factory hadn’t produced it.
But why was it on the invoice then?
It must have been stolen from the cargo-company then, I think.
If the factory hadn’t produced it, it should have been on the
shipment-order then.And why haven’t you explained about this error earlier?
I’ve been working for most of my life, and it has never happened to me
before, that a regular salary-payment hasn’t been sent correct, to my
bank-account.This is very poor, and shows that you don’t have respect, for your
employees, (or writers), I think.My half-brother Axel Thomassen’s steph-mother, Metter Holter, once told me,
when I rented a room from her and my half-brothers father, Arne Thomassen,
in the early 90’s, that one shouldn’t let ‘them’ mess with ones money.I think you have messed with my money now.
She would wind me up, when my holiday-money was delayed, from the
hyper-marked, (OBS Triaden), where I worked then, (in a gap-year from my
studies).That must have been something she learned in America where she lived with
the Ancona-mafia-family, (for some reason, I remember she told me).Is your company run by nerds?
How can you do mistakes like this?
And all the time.
Do I have to delete all my books from Amazon and try to publish them on
Lulu, or something?This was very poor, I think.
It seems like Amazon are very unprofessionaly run.
You don’t seem to be business-people to me, if I’m allowed to be frank.
Real business-people wouldn’t lie and do mistakes with peoples money.
Peoples money should be treated like something very important, I think.
If I can’t budget on the money from you.
Then I can’t take Amazon seriously, I think.
Are you really criminals, or something, I’m wondering then.
I have the Order of St. John in my line, in Norway.Was this a plot from them or some underworld, I wonder now.
This was very poor.
Erik Ribsskog
On Tue, Apr 16, 2013 at 12:43 AM, Executive Customer Relations <
ecr@createspace.com> wrote:> Dear Mr. Ribsskog,
>
> My name is Melissa Creeger with Executive Customer Relations, CreateSpace.
> I know that you have worked with Ashley in the past and want to let you
> know that she has moved on to a new role within the business. Please accept
> my sincerest apology for this inconvenience and delay in your payment for
> February earnings. Our Accounts Payable department just informed us this
> morning of an error that occurred in processing payments for many
> CreateSpace members. As a result, they had to void your payment from March
> 28 and reissue a new payment for tomorrow, April 16 in the amount of
> $21.20. You should be able to see the payment in your bank account within
> the next two days.
>
> Again, I am very sorry for this delay and that you were not notified
> sooner. Please do not hesitate to contact me directly should you require
> additional assistance.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Melissa Creeger
> Executive Customer Relations
> ecr@createspace.com
> (843) 225-6938 -
Jeg sendte en ny e-post til CreateSpace
Gmail – Remittance Advice – ERIK RIBSSKOG Payment# 5914329
Erik Ribsskog
<eribsskog@gmail.com>
Remittance Advice – ERIK RIBSSKOG Payment# 5914329
Erik Ribsskog<eribsskog@gmail.com>
Wed, Apr 17, 2013 at 3:34 PMTo:
Executive Customer Relations <ecr@createspace.com>Cc:
jeff@amazon.com, eftacourt@eftacourt.int, gudmundur.einarsson@efta.intHi,
I don’t remember exactly why I didn’t get all the complimentary books in one shipment.
But the ‘Min Bok 2’-books weren’t in the boxes, (even if they were in the shipment-order).So they came later, (after I’d informed you about this), in a second shipment.
I remember that I didn’t belive what your college wrote, about that they weren’t finished printed from the factory.
I used to work as a Store Manager in Norway, and thought this seemed unlikely.I remember I thought they must have been stolen, during the shipment.
But this is many months ago now, so I don’t remember exactly what was written.
But I wasn’t convinced your college was sincere, (about this), I remember.
So that’s why I didn’t write to you at once, about the missing payment.
It has also been Easter now, and I don’t know how many holidays you have in the USA in Easter.
So this is why I didn’t inform you about the missing payment right away.(But waited untill your second Remittance Adivce).And I’ve been adviced not to drink the tap-water here in the UK.
So when my food-budget runs out, I don’t drink as much water as usual.
And there are gangs, when I go to Asda, etc.
So it isn’t a good situation, when I end up being a bit starved and dehydrated, due to missing payments, that are scheduled.
This leaves me in a difficult situation, here in the UK, where I’m a foreigner, (since I’m from Norway).So this problems of yours, haven’t been that fun, here in the UK.
So I hope you find out what has happened.
It’s a bit like one are being beat up, when one are starving due to that the food-budget runs out.
So what you did now was a bit like corporal punishment, to me.No matter what you meant it to be, in the USA.That’s how it was to me.
So this was like something serious, I think.
Erik RibsskogOn Wed, Apr 17, 2013 at 3:07 PM, Executive Customer Relations <ecr@createspace.com> wrote:Dear Mr. Ribsskog,
I understand that this delayed payment caused a significant inconvenience for you and we are performing an internal investigation to determine why this happen as it affected other CreateSpace members as well. We will do everything in our power to ensure it does not happen again.
When Janet Smith, Senior Manager of Customer Care contacted you in August 2012, it was our understanding that while some of the shipments of your complimentary order were delivered separately, you received all five boxes. If this is not the case, please let me know specifically which copies you did not receive.
Our top priority is to make sure that are members receive a positive experience with us. There have been times when unexpected systematic errors have occurred. When this happens we do what we can to make it right. Please let me know what I can do to make this experience better for you.
Sincerely,
Melissa Creeger
Executive Customer Relations
ecr@createspace.com
(843) 225-6938————— Original Message —————
From: Erik Ribsskog [eribsskog@gmail.com]Sent: 4/16/2013 12:57 AMTo: ecr@createspace.com
Cc: jeff@amazon.com; eftacourt@eftacourt.int; elin.bjerkebo@efta.int
Subject: Re: Remittance Advice – ERIK RIBSSKOG Payment# 5914329Hi,
well, I had budgetted with those money.
So now I’ve only had rice and vegetable soup, for days.
(My emergency-food).
I also thought your colleges explanation about why I didn’t get a box of
books, (that she sent for good-will).She said it was because the factory hadn’t produced it.
But why was it on the invoice then?
It must have been stolen from the cargo-company then, I think.
If the factory hadn’t produced it, it should have been on the
shipment-order then.And why haven’t you explained about this error earlier?
I’ve been working for most of my life, and it has never happened to me
before, that a regular salary-payment hasn’t been sent correct, to my
bank-account.This is very poor, and shows that you don’t have respect, for your
employees, (or writers), I think.My half-brother Axel Thomassen’s steph-mother, Metter Holter, once told me,
when I rented a room from her and my half-brothers father, Arne Thomassen,
in the early 90’s, that one shouldn’t let ‘them’ mess with ones money.I think you have messed with my money now.
She would wind me up, when my holiday-money was delayed, from the
hyper-marked, (OBS Triaden), where I worked then, (in a gap-year from my
studies).That must have been something she learned in America where she lived with
the Ancona-mafia-family, (for some reason, I remember she told me).Is your company run by nerds?
How can you do mistakes like this?
And all the time.
Do I have to delete all my books from Amazon and try to publish them on
Lulu, or something?This was very poor, I think.
It seems like Amazon are very unprofessionaly run.
You don’t seem to be business-people to me, if I’m allowed to be frank.
Real business-people wouldn’t lie and do mistakes with peoples money.
Peoples money should be treated like something very important, I think.
If I can’t budget on the money from you.
Then I can’t take Amazon seriously, I think.
Are you really criminals, or something, I’m wondering then.
I have the Order of St. John in my line, in Norway.Was this a plot from them or some underworld, I wonder now.
This was very poor.
Erik Ribsskog
On Tue, Apr 16, 2013 at 12:43 AM, Executive Customer Relations <
ecr@createspace.com> wrote:> Dear Mr. Ribsskog,
>
> My name is Melissa Creeger with Executive Customer Relations, CreateSpace.
> I know that you have worked with Ashley in the past and want to let you
> know that she has moved on to a new role within the business. Please accept
> my sincerest apology for this inconvenience and delay in your payment for
> February earnings. Our Accounts Payable department just informed us this
> morning of an error that occurred in processing payments for many
> CreateSpace members. As a result, they had to void your payment from March
> 28 and reissue a new payment for tomorrow, April 16 in the amount of
> $21.20. You should be able to see the payment in your bank account within
> the next two days.
>
> Again, I am very sorry for this delay and that you were not notified
> sooner. Please do not hesitate to contact me directly should you require
> additional assistance.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Melissa Creeger
> Executive Customer Relations
> ecr@createspace.com
> (843) 225-6938 -
Jeg sendte en e-post til CreateSpace
Gmail – Remittance Advice – ERIK RIBSSKOG Payment# 5914329
Erik Ribsskog
<eribsskog@gmail.com>
Remittance Advice – ERIK RIBSSKOG Payment# 5914329
Erik Ribsskog<eribsskog@gmail.com>
Tue, Apr 16, 2013 at 5:55 AM
To:
Executive Customer Relations <ecr@createspace.com>Cc:
jeff@amazon.com, Elin.BJERKEBO@efta.int, eftacourt@eftacourt.intHi,
well, I had budgetted with those money.
So now I’ve only had rice and vegetable soup, for days.(My emergency-food).I also thought your colleges explanation about why I didn’t get a box of books, (that she sent for good-will).She said it was because the factory hadn’t produced it.
But why was it on the invoice then?It must have been stolen from the cargo-company then, I think.
If the factory hadn’t produced it, it should have been on the shipment-order then.
And why haven’t you explained about this error earlier?I’ve been working for most of my life, and it has never happened to me before, that a regular salary-payment hasn’t been sent correct, to my bank-account.This is very poor, and shows that you don’t have respect, for your employees, (or writers), I think.
My half-brother Axel Thomassen’s steph-mother, Metter Holter, once told me, when I rented a room from her and my half-brothers father, Arne Thomassen, in the early 90’s, that one shouldn’t let ‘them’ mess with ones money.
I think you have messed with my money now.She would wind me up, when my holiday-money was delayed, from the hyper-marked, (OBS Triaden), where I worked then, (in a gap-year from my studies).That must have been something she learned in America where she lived with the Ancona-mafia-family, (for some reason, I remember she told me).Is your company run by nerds?How can you do mistakes like this?
And all the time.
Do I have to delete all my books from Amazon and try to publish them on Lulu, or something?This was very poor, I think.
It seems like Amazon are very unprofessionaly run.
You don’t seem to be business-people to me, if I’m allowed to be frank.
Real business-people wouldn’t lie and do mistakes with peoples money.
Peoples money should be treated like something very important, I think.
If I can’t budget on the money from you.
Then I can’t take Amazon seriously, I think.Are you really criminals, or something, I’m wondering then.
I have the Order of St. John in my line, in Norway.
Was this a plot from them or some underworld, I wonder now.This was very poor.
Erik Ribsskog
On Tue, Apr 16, 2013 at 12:43 AM, Executive Customer Relations <ecr@createspace.com> wrote:Dear Mr. Ribsskog,
My name is Melissa Creeger with Executive Customer Relations, CreateSpace. I know that you have worked with Ashley in the past and want to let you know that she has moved on to a new role within the business. Please accept my sincerest apology for this inconvenience and delay in your payment for February earnings. Our Accounts Payable department just informed us this morning of an error that occurred in processing payments for many CreateSpace members. As a result, they had to void your payment from March 28 and reissue a new payment for tomorrow, April 16 in the amount of $21.20. You should be able to see the payment in your bank account within the next two days.
Again, I am very sorry for this delay and that you were not notified sooner. Please do not hesitate to contact me directly should you require additional assistance.
Sincerely,
Melissa Creeger
Executive Customer Relations
ecr@createspace.com
(843) 225-6938————— Original Message —————
From: Erik Ribsskog [eribsskog@gmail.com]
Sent: 4/13/2013 5:47 PM
To: noreply@amazon.com
Cc: jeff@amazon.com; ecr@createspace.com
Subject: Re: Remittance Advice – ERIK RIBSSKOG Payment# 5914329Hi,
you sent me a similar e-mail on March 20th.
With the same invoice-number.
I have been expecting those money, for some days now.
What’s going on exactly, I was wondering.
Is it right that people can trust your correspondence?
Erik Ribsskog
PS.
Here is the email you sent on March 20th, with the same invoice-number,
(and it says I would get these money in five working-days. The payment-date
has changed, on your e-mail, from today, and is almost a month delayed. Why
do want people to run out of money for food, etc. Is this some Al
Quaida-stuff?):Amazon Accounts Payable <noreply@amazon.com>
Mar 20
to me
——————————*****************PLEASE DO NOT RESPOND TO THIS EMAIL*****************
We have initiated a payment via Direct Deposit by On Demand Publishing LLC.
Please allow five business days following the payment date indicated below
for your bank to receive the funds. The “Payment Amount” is displayed in
the currency that the royalty was earned in.Within five business days of the “Payment Date”, you can view the payment
within your CreateSpace Member Account by visiting the Payment History
Report section athttps://www.createspace.com/reports *Payment made to:*ERIK RIBSSKOG*Our Supplier No.:*13061040*Supplier site
name:*MOD:US:1139481*Paid to bank:*Hidden for security*Paid to account:*Hidden
for security*Payment number:*5626035*Payment date:*28-MAR-13*Payment
currency:*USD*Payment amount:*21.20*Invoice Number**Invoice Date**Invoice Description**Invoice Amount**Withholding
Amount**Discount Taken**Amount Paid*628078112-FEB-13Member ID: 1139481,
Member Name: Erik Ribsskog, Fe30.29(9.09)21.20On Sat, Apr 13, 2013 at 9:19 AM, Amazon Accounts Payable <noreply@amazon.com
> wrote:>
> ——————————
>
>
> *****************PLEASE DO NOT RESPOND TO THIS EMAIL*****************
>
> We have initiated a payment via Direct Deposit by On Demand Publishing
> LLC. Please allow five business days following the payment date indicated
> below for your bank to receive the funds. The “Payment Amount” is displayed
> in the currency that the royalty was earned in.
>
> Within five business days of the “Payment Date”, you can view the payment
> within your CreateSpace Member Account by visiting the Payment History
> Report section at https://www.createspace.com/reports
>
>
> *Payment made to:*ERIK RIBSSKOG*Our Supplier No.:*13061040*Supplier site
> name:*MOD:US:1139481*Paid to bank:*Hidden for security*Paid to account:*Hidden
> for security*Payment number:*5914329*Payment date:*16-APR-13*Payment
> currency:*USD*Payment amount:*21.20
>
> *Invoice Number* *Invoice Date* *Invoice Description* *Invoice Amount*
> *Withholding Amount* *Discount Taken* *Amount Paid* 628078112-FEB-13Member
> ID: 1139481, Member Name: Erik Ribsskog, Fe30.29(9.09)21.20
>
> -
Nå har jeg fått litt royalites, for bøkene mine, igjen. Takk til alle som har kjøpt bøkene mine på Amazon og CreateSpace!
Gmail – Remittance Advice – ERIK RIBSSKOG Payment# 5626035
Erik Ribsskog
<eribsskog@gmail.com>
Remittance Advice – ERIK RIBSSKOG Payment# 5626035
Amazon Accounts Payable<noreply@amazon.com>
Wed, Mar 20, 2013 at 8:36 PMReply-To:
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