TheGentleArt

I've got a ton of books from my degree I thought i'd use for references for my graduate degree, but I just don't think I will anymore. I know some will be out of edition, etc. That is fine, but considering it's thousands of dollars that has gone into these i'd like some return.

I do know there is online ones, but if they don't want it or you get notthing for it they just keep it. So I won't do it online, local only. I just thought maybe some of you had experience with this, I don't mind keeping the books but they take up a lot of room and i'll be moving out at the end of this year and it'll be one less thing to deal with.

Thanks in advance.

Mortal_Meerkat

theres a book store across the street from TCC behind a 711 that will buy them. sorry, cant think of the name right now

Atlantis

Expect to be offered ~15-30 tops for them.

TheGentleArt

Yeah I do, not a big deal I just can't justify giving them away lol. (unless you meen 15-30 bucks total, i've got like 60 books lol)

and thanks mortal, i'll look into it.

slotoyo

Its called textbook brookers, and yeah they buy them for cheap but i think they only buy Virginia Beach TCC books but im not to sure? you could alwasy sell them at the campus or college you got them from?

Atlantis

I would honestly look up the ISBN on ebay and see what they sell for and put them up for buy it now a little bit cheaper than most

TheGentleArt

I might but im lazy lol

3Point5SE

google it, you'll find many sites that will give you an estimate, and all you have to do is ship it there, and they send you a check. It's not as easy as going to a book store, but when you're not living on a campus and going to college it's almost the same thing.

DOOM

Most of the colleges have a used book store or have a barnes and noble that will buy them (I know VCU and University of Richmond does.. and yes i know this is the 757 section )

OhShift!

Half.com

Sold all my textbooks on there and made like 75% of what i spent back.

They pay for the cost of shipping as well.