It's always a bit of a lottery with suppliers who don't grade books and use only generic descriptions, which is why there is still a gap in the market for smaller suppliers with more expensive prices but who do describe their books on an individual basis

You could end up with a book in first class condition from any of these or a book that is borderline acceptable. Both Greener and Awesome classify everything as Good so there will be many delighted customers who actually get a book in VG condition.

In my experience all of these chaps are quite efficient, and WOB , to date, have been the best packagers

Its always a gamble with the big sellers.

I have received both mint and ex-library copies for items listed as very good from WOB. The odds are 80% in favour of you getting a descent copy, though.

They have terrible customer services if things do go wrong. I sent three emails asking to return the ex-library copy , all unanswered. I did get a refund two months later for it, though, without explanation or apology..