FAQ

How will my ebooks or audiobooks be delivered?

 

You will receive an email from BookFunnel which offers your downloads. Be sure to check your spam folder or any Promotions folder in Gmail if they do not arrive within 10 minutes.

 

In any event, your books will be delivered to the email addy you used at checkout.

 

Should any mishap occur, email lance@lancehendersonbooks.com. For tech help with your ebook/audiobook, email help@bookfunnel.com

 

 

 

BookFunnel Library

 

Log into BookFunnel with the email you used to purchase/download your books, and you will find your library here:

 

https://My.BookFunnel.com.

 

Your library will contain all ebooks you have purchased from BookFunnel.

 

How will I read my ebook?

 

Books can be read on: Kindle Fire tablets after 2015, Nook tablets after 2014, Kobo eReaders apart from Kobo Aura, Apple devices:

Apple Books, iTunes, iPads, iPhones using a minimum of iOS 10+; Android Tablets and Phones after Android 5.1(2013); your PC via Chrome or Firefox web browser.

 

You cannot download your ebooks to the BookFunnel app or read on the browser from the following:

 

Any E-Ink devices, including Kindle Paperwhite, Touch, Voyage, Oasis, NOOK Glowlight, Kobo Aura.

 

Internet Explorer browser

 

Kindle Fire 1st Gen (2011)

 

NOOK Color (2010), NOOK Tablet (2011), NOOK HD (2012)

 

 

 

How do I listen to my audiobook?

 

You can listen to your audiobook in the BookFunnel app, or by streaming in the BookFunnel cloud player, or with DRM-free MP3 downloads.

 

The BookFunnel App is built specifically for audiobooks.

 

OR

 

You can listen to the MP3 files on your computer or on any MP3 playing device.

 

OR

 

You can simply listen in your browser (Firefox, Chrome, etc)

 

 

 

BookFunnel Help Page for ebooks and audiobooks

 

Find help here https://getbookfunnel.com/

 

What methods can I pay with?

 

PayPal, ShopPay, credit card, Google Pay, Apple Pay, Crypto.

 

 

What is anonymity? Darknets? Deep Web? Usenet?

 

The best books on anonymity ever. Each type of deep web or darknet is a little different than all the rest. One uses Freenet (Darknets), another uses Tor (Deep Web), an Usenet uses newsreader apps like Newshosting or Easynews or Usenetserver app. But not all are anonymous. They are simply private. Use VPNs to enhance privacy.

 

Can I get into trouble surfing the deep web?

 

In a word, no, as long as certain precautions are taken, such as: using the latest edition of Tor browser with a VPN you trust, not giving out ANY social media information on you–your real name–passwords you have used on Facebook, email, etc.

 

What can I buy on the Deep Web?

 

Just about anything short of a rocket launcher. But beware of scams and only order from places you have trust. Never send money to anyone anywhere without having some level of trust established. Like the axiom, trust but verify (more on this in Burners and Black Markets which teaches you how to buy ‘stuff’ on the black markets around the world.

 

What about the long arm of the law?

Security and anonymity are covered at length in Tor and the Dark Art of Anonymity. But in short, never do anything that goes against your own good judgement–knowing that the law varies from country to country. Weigh the risks accordingly and (again) never send money or personal details about yourself to someone you do not know and trust. Remember, reviews can be bought or dirt cheap (fake). Not all that glitters is gold and no one owes you anything...mostly.