Castle Hill Publishers - Update Shipping Addresses outside USA and Canada

[DissentingOpinions]

I personally haven’t experienced it myself, but when my mom got me some of the Holocaust Handbooks volumes from Barnes Review, nothing ever came from it. Might be different now. You have bigger things to worry about, though, as buying these books with a credit or debit card will most likely get the police to you in the future.

[Septimus]

Thank you DissentingOpinions.

Are there any customers from Europe who have had these problems?

[DissentingOpinions]

I can’t speak for people in Europe paying, as I’m in the US, but CODOH is the face of Holocaust revisionism across the world, and countless people have provided material for people like us to read and watch. I wouldn’t trust the government of your country to not spy on your internet & get the authorities involved, since Europe has hate speech laws. You’re welcome to take the risk, but I highly advise against it.

[Septimus]

Sure. How about ordering the books by CHP from The Barnes Review website? Is it safer?

[DissentingOpinions]

Sure. How about ordering the books by CHP from The Barnes Review website? Is it safer?

In my opinion, Barnes Review is reliable. They offer many of the Holocaust Handbooks volumes, and they put a lot of care into packaging any books you buy from them. However, they do not update certain volumes due to them wanting to make a profit off of older editions they published, and I'm unsure if they still maintain their shops outside of the US, or if they ship to other countries. You'll have to call their US number if you want to pay by credit card. Delivery is a little long in my personal experience, but they handle packages much better than your average service does.

[Septimus]

Thank you. Are there the same risks using a debit card as with CHP?

[DissentingOpinions]

Thank you. Are there the same risks using a debit card as with CHP?

Barnes isn’t as well known as CODOH outside of the US, and neither me or my family was questioned regarding the purchases made from them. If they are able to ship outside of the US like they used to, then go for it. Just be careful reading the Holocaust Handbooks in public.

[Septimus]

In my opinion, Barnes Review is reliable. They offer many of the Holocaust Handbooks volumes, and they put a lot of care into packaging any books you buy from them. However, they do not update certain volumes due to them wanting to make a profit off of older editions they published, and I'm unsure if they still maintain their shops outside of the US, or if they ship to other countries. You'll have to call their US number if you want to pay by credit card. Delivery is a little long in my personal experience, but they handle packages much better than your average service does.

Excuse me. What do you mean by "they put a lot of care into packaging any books you buy from them"?

[DissentingOpinions]

In my opinion, Barnes Review is reliable. They offer many of the Holocaust Handbooks volumes, and they put a lot of care into packaging any books you buy from them. However, they do not update certain volumes due to them wanting to make a profit off of older editions they published, and I'm unsure if they still maintain their shops outside of the US, or if they ship to other countries. You'll have to call their US number if you want to pay by credit card. Delivery is a little long in my personal experience, but they handle packages much better than your average service does.

Excuse me. What do you mean by "they put a lot of care into packaging any books you buy from them"?

If you order multiple books from them, they will wrap them up into neat boxes, which in my experience weren't subjected to the elements. Most bookstores like Amazon & Barnes and Noble will often use use sloppy packaging that allow a humid environment to affect the contents inside, and often squish the books you order. Basically, Barnes Review makes sure that any books you order from them are delivered to you in the best quality possible.