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01-20-2012, 01:34 PM #1
Buying Textbooks
I am currently buying textbooks that are within at least 2 editions of current ones being used. They must be in good shape including binding and cover. Send me ISBN's of what you have and I will send you an offer. Payment will not be sent until books are received and verified.
Check feedback at 100% as well as ebay. If books are old enough that they are no longer in use then I will have no use for them. I spend a lot more time getting rid of them and save you the hassle, while only getting a little compensation in return. I turn them with little markup so price I offer is fair market value.
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01-20-2012, 04:58 PM #2
a text book seller that has a small mark up...thats an oxymoron isnt it lol...
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01-21-2012, 12:44 AM #3
I figured it's ridiculous for college bookstores to pay $5 for a book to buy back they just charged you $100 for at the beginning of the quarter. I don't try to sell for bunch like everyone on ebay so I can't pay as much. If I get a book that ebay sellers list for $60, rather than go against all them, I buy and get rid of for lot cheaper so I can get rid of them before market drops off. Also I know a lot of people need cash quicker and don't want to wait weeks to try and sell on ebay and most time they go unsold.
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