Question about providing tax info to Amazon

Hello, hello!! I finally decided to try and publish something with Createspace and they needed tax information. So I was wondering what the best option is for this: In order for Amazon to provide an electronic version of your tax information reporting Form 1099, the IRS requires that we obtain your consent. If you do not provide consent for electronic delivery of your tax information reporting statements, you may still use the U.S. tax interview process to complete your IRS W-9 or W-8 form. However, at the end of the calendar year, we will mail your completed tax information reporting statements for your records.

If you provide consent for electronic delivery of your tax information reporting statements, you may revoke this consent at any time by retaking the tax information interview.

Note: At this time, not all Amazon businesses have enabled the electronic delivery of Form 1099. You may still receive a paper form from these businesses until the electronic delivery has been enabled.

Should I just consent, or should I have it sent to me? I will definitely do the electronic signature, but was just not sure about this other thing. What do you guys say? In all truth, I have not really worked before, and therefore, I have not payed taxes before really. So the process is a bit new to me. So I was just wondering if you had any thoughts. In all truth, I am incredibly nervous about giving anybody any information such as my social security number online. Thank you!!

Another question about createspace

Hello all!! Thank you for putting up with my stupid questions. Okay, here is the latest one. If I let them assign an ISBN, does that mean that I will not be able to publish it again with any other publisher? Not that I am thinking of doing so, but still, I assume that's what it means. That pretty much they claim the ISBN for Spain and they get the only rights to publish it. Am I right? I mean, it's a historical book about samurai film, and I just figured I would go ahead and get it out there, since it's not my big baby that I plan to put with a real publisher. All in all, I would be fine with leaving it with them, however, I just don't know enough to understand if it is a wise choice to do so. Right now I cannot afford any paid options that they offer. What do you say? Thank you!!

Ah, okay. Thank you!! I just wanted to know before I finalized things. Cheers!!

One last question about Amazon

Hello, I just have one last worry let's say. I looked through the proof of the book and everything looks fine, but I did notice one thing, some of the footnote numbers did not come out in the usual footnote size or place. I checked the original document and they all seem to be fine, so it is not my document formatting, it is something with theirs. Other than that, it's just a few of them here and there and I am worried that if I resubmit the document it will be the same, or different ones will come out wrong. At this point I can probably approve it and have it be fine. At least the numbers are there and can direct people to the correct footnote. What do you suggest? Should I go to support with this or should I just publish and accept that there are a few small errors? Thank you!!

Ah, okay. I was just submitting the .doc document. I will try it again with pdf. Thank you. If it doesn't work, I will try something else.

Okay, changed to a PDF and all formatting issues were fixed. Thank you all. Hopefully they will not nit-pick too much, hahaha.