I have been using the site Textbook411.com ( http://www.textbook411.com ) to sell back my textbooks and I get a lot more than I used to get from the bookstore, but I still with I could just trade them in or something for full price.
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It would be a consideration as to the state of the book. If a book is in almost new condition I believe that 2/3 of the original cost would be a good bargain. All one has to do is post a notice on one of the campus bulletin boards offering books at a bargain price and many students will take advantage of the price.\nIf a book has depreciated due to mistreatment then one would be fortunate to sell it aa 1/2 the original cost.\nHope you sell your books before they become extinct such as mine. I still keep all of my books stored safely and refer to them from time to time.  Jose
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Used-book buyers need to see the books; you can't do it online.\n\nCheck your yellow pages under "Book Dealers - Used and Rare" or "Books - Used and Rare"
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I've recently tried a reverse auction from a site that I found on google adwords. I posted my wanted ad for a playstation. I requested a lower price and I had a good deal. There was only one bid but the transaction was successful and I received the item. I'll give it another shot !
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www.findbookprices.com\nwww.amazon.com\nwww.ebay.com
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I love to read and I have a library card. The last time I used it though, was about five years ago. I let my books become overdue, incurred a large fine and paid it off. I started seeing stories in the news about people going to collections and jail for unpaid library fines so I quit using it for fear of having to pay a big price for my forgetfullness. Now I only buy books or trade them via the website called bookcrossing.com
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Here's a way to be your own boss.  Depending on where you live, you can do what my mom does as a hobby.  She shops at places that sell cheap books.  She'll buy books, paperback 20 for $1.00 and hardback 10 for $1.00 and sell them in a shop where she pays like $75 for rental space.  She easily sells the books for $1.00 and more each.  You being in the know about what books are popular with readers would be able to price them accordingly.  You can also sell them on ebay.
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www.half.com \n\nThis website is definately the best for used discounted textbooks, trust me!!!!!
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Try the library...sometimes they have sales on books for cheap.
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Depends on what kind of books they are. If they are popular books you might find people on a budget looking for used books. If they are used as college texts (you'd be surprised what college students are required to read...) then you'll have students getting ready for the next semester or quarter.\n\nCraigslist is an alternate. There's also ebay. There are also book archiving sites. Bibliophi.org is one. Librarything is another although I don't know if they allow you to sell. There's also bookswap.com, which is trading, rather than selling books.\n\nGood luck.
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check out Textbook411.com   they can search 20+ bookstores (manny selling importeed cheap texts) to find your book, you will save a lot of money for sure\n\nhttp://www.textbook411.com
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check out Textbook411.com , its a free price comparison search engine that INCLUDES AMAZON and about 20 other bookstores, that way you always get the best price!  and amazon is a great bookstore, lots of savings in the marketplace
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I think they changed\nnow close to what you want\nhttp://www.half.ebay.com/\nhttp://www.half.ebay.com/books-bargain-bin-paperback
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I like half.com (owned by eBay) for selling books. Unless you are a high-volume seller, the fees are less on half.com than on Amazon. \n\nSome people like eBay, but I like the fact that on half.com (1) I set a price and (2) the listing stays up at no cost until the item sells. There is no financial risk at all in selling on half.com. They will also give you a "storefront" where shoppers can search all of your items for sale. There is no cost for this.\n\nThere are other sites that sell books, but many have monthly fees that will quickly wipe out any potential profit.\n\nCathy\nhttp://www.idealady.com/
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A number of the campus bookstores sell the textbooks used.  I'd try there first.  Otherwise, look on different bulletin boards around the campus.
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Try http://www.ebooks-sale-ebooks-buyer.com/\n\nhttp://ebookcornerstore.com/
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I find bargains and sell it in eBay, Amazon, and Yahoo. Don't fall for those infomercials about selling in eBay. Some books may help you. But I suggest just do a search and do your homework. Email me I can shout out some info(no, I'm not selling you anything).
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Are you trying to buy them or get them for free?  Half.com and ebay are both good.  Or go to the publisher's web site and see if you can track them down...