Does anyone know where the best place to sell books is. Look at my list inside.?
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Your college/university bookstore
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You could check on Amazon, Half, and Ebay (or sites like that) for the titles to see how much other people are charging for their books (and how much they are getting in the autions).\n\nYou could take them to a used book store or two and ask.\n\nYou could have a book appraiser come in and apraise them for you.
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Have you tried checking out the websites that sell books? \n\nDo a simple web search, I am sure it would provide a million results!
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I want to sell stuff on ebay and also want to know the best things to sell. I would recommend looking at what the most popular items are out right now - a certain videogame/movie/camera/game console etc... Or just look at random things on ebay that are selling well right now. Then try and buy that item in stock - possibly from ebay and then resell it at a higher price. Lots of people are saying ebooks, they might sell well but it is possible to download a lot of ebooks for free on the internet. I still have to find things to sell but this is what i would probably do. Also look on amazon and see what is popular right now. Hope this helps
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WOW!!!\n\nI'm in a fairly small town right now and it had a few listing I didn't even know about.\n\nVery cool - thanks - that one makes the Bookmarks list.
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Either Ebay or Yahoo! Classifieds or Sell.com would be good places to sell something online.
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You can resell eBooks (PDF) for pratically nothing. You can also see if you can become a reseller for like Kodak, Fuji... and so on, companies. They may let you pay as you buy... I do it, it is great money... It pays my bills and my real job pays for my fun :)
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Try SellItInSalina!com.  You can upload a picture and the listings are uploaded to Froogle for worldwide exposure.
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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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Go to your local libruary and tell them what you are looking for. They have many to choose from.
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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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well, i'm not sure if there is where you live.  there's a place by my house... but i recommend not going there!  they rip you off.  you're better off selling your book on ebay.
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Everything depends on your record in the market. Have you done this before? What were the results? You will have to sell your services to a publishing house and an author and the book stores. What experience do you have in publicizing events. I don't mean to be rough but these are just some of the questions you will be asked. The people won't even talk price until you have a track record. I am a published author and still deal with this.
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i know this might seem pbvious...but i would say barnes and noble and borders...they're well known because they're the best :)
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http://www.salebooks.com
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try ebay or for used books check out Alibris (http://www.alibris.com/) its a site that organizes used book sellers so you can search for hard to find titles.
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try this one from australia\n\nhttp://www.e-book.com.au/freebooks.htm\n\nthey have good collection\n\nbut most probably - the new bestselling books wont be available as e-books till they become stale - else their sales wont go up\n\nalso try this -\n\nhttp://www.gutenberg.org/catalog/