[RevolveBooks]

BTW, I won't name names but a few SSPX priests have purchased the Voice of the Trumpet from us on Amazon.  I thought that was interesting.  So maybe they'll buy this one too.

[SeanJohnson]

We are a Catholic Resource Center Amazon distributor.  The book was posted yesterday:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07XLPMLMT/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B07XLPMLMT&linkCode=as2&tag=httpwwwchanco-20 />
Great job Sean and good luck with the book.

Just for clarification, this Amazon link and Revolve Books are affiliated with (but independent of) Hugh Akins' CA-RC.com website, and are an authorized reseller.

However, the Amazon link I referenced in my book announcement pertains to my own forthcoming Amazon.com link (which will also feature the ebook) in the next day or two.

So your purchasing options are:

1) Chant CD https://www.chantcd.com/index.php/As-We-Are-101-Compromises-Changes-Contradictions-of-an-SSPX

2) CA-RC.com (i.e., Hugh Akins' website);

3) Revolve Books' Amazon.com website #1: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07XLPMLMT/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B07XLPMLMT&linkCode=as2&tag=httpwwwchanco-20 (an ally of Hugh Akins);

4) My own Amazon page (not yet up).

My hope is that you will purchase/support the distributors first.

I wanted to have several distributors/purchasing options, as I knew in advance some interested parties would be reluctant to buy from one or another of the distributors (or myself).

[RevolveBooks]

My hope is that you will purchase/support the distributors first.

I wanted to have several distributors/purchasing options, as I knew in advance some interested parties would be reluctant to buy from one or another of the distributors (or myself).

Another reason it is wise to have multiple sources selling on Amazon is that Amazon plays games with the sellers over whether or not they will allow a product to be added to your inventory.  And if anyone complains they may block that seller's page.  I had a very difficult time getting Voice of the Trumpet listed because of the subject matter.  And other's have had their accounts closed with no explanation.  

[Pax Vobis]

Remember, according to Bishop Fellay (Australia conference, 8/24/16), it is not a trap, and Rome wants the spread of Tradition! (See #3 in book).

If "rome" wants "tradition", then the only definition of "rome" you can come up with is +Schneider and +Burke.  And they don't necessary want "Tradition" in the same sense that we do, since they don't see a problem with V2 or the new mass.  For them, "tradition" means upholding the natural law and not denying the Trinity (which +Francis does when he upholds the Jєωιѕн/muslim gods as being good).  +Francis and the heretic modernists everywhere have triumphed so successfully that this is the state of where we are today - fighting against ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖity and a pan-religious idea of God is considered "traditional".  O Mary, Destroyer of Heresies, Help us!  O St Joseph, Patron of the Church, protect Her!

[Matthew]

Another reason it is wise to have multiple sources selling on Amazon is that Amazon plays games with the sellers over whether or not they will allow a product to be added to your inventory.  And if anyone complains they may block that seller's page.  I had a very difficult time getting Voice of the Trumpet listed because of the subject matter.  And other's have had their accounts closed with no explanation.  

Of course, it's even safer to have your own website, running an installed copy of some e-commerce software. Then you're in control.

You have even more security if you self-host your website on your own web server (as I do with CathInfo and ChantCd.com)

That's pretty thick armor. I could sell "Mein Kampf" if I wanted to (note: I don't want to). Everyone depends on a merchant account to run credit cards, so that's one point of vulnerability.
But even then, I could always accept cash/check, bitcoin or similar means of payment.

I depend on electricity and Internet service -- but both of those are utilities, and they couldn't shut those off to my household without some kind of court order. A "twitter storm" stoked by SJWs isn't going to do it.

That's basically my only vulnerability -- the same one everyone has -- the courts. That's a pretty high cost of entry to be able to attack me. Much higher than opening a new e-mail, and sending a quick e-mail to abuse@hostgator.com, abuse@amazon.com, abuse@proboards.com, etc. -- which literally anyone with Internet access and a spare minute could do.