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Sell Textbooks

1) Enter ISBNs of the textbooks you wish to sell.

2) Get a Quote and select condition of your book, the quantity and add them to the cart.

3) Register if you are a new customer to save your profile in our system otherwise log in.

4) Review your Books to be sold

5) Checkout and Ship. A packing slip and pre-paid shipping label will be provided. Get paid via a Check or Paypal almost instantly.

We buy Instructors Complimentary Copies. See Instructions

Questions? Please check out our Buyback FAQs





What's an ISBN?

The ISBN (International Standard Book Number) is a specific 10 digit number that identifies an exact title and edition of a particular book.

The ISBN is located above the bar code on the back cover or on the inside copyright page. Your class syllabus should have the ISBN that you need.

An ISBN search is the quickest most accurate way to find the textbooks you need and to sell the textbooks you have.
What is an ISBN


What is the difference between a new and used textbook?


A new book must be clean with no bent corners or writing. It must contain all CD's and any required supplements. It should have no publisher markings saying "exam copy" or "complimentary copy" inside or outside of the book. Packing your books well in a sturdy box using ample packing material will insure they arrive at our facility in new condition without any transit mishaps.

If you use the student ISBN for Instructor Editions or complimentary copy textbooks, a lesser price may be given based on the book's value.

A used book must have all of its pages, a front and back cover and still be firmly bound to the spine. A lesser price may be given if the book is missing its CD, or other required supplement, has excessive highlighting, stains or odor, or has more damage then a normal used book. We do not return books under any circumstances.


How do I ship my books and who pays for the shipping cost?


Package your textbooks in a sturdy cardboard box. Fill any empty spaces with packing paper or bubble wrap. Please no newspaper. It rubs off on the books. Seal the box up with packing tape and affix our free media mail shipping label. Each box should not exceed 70lbs. Take your box to the your local Post office. There is no charge to you for shipping your books with our media mail label. If you decide you wish to insure your package you will not be able to use our label and you will have to pay the media mail rate along with insurance costs at the time of shipping. Once we receive your textbooks at our facility, we will reimburse your shipping cost, but NOT your insurance fee.

We will only reimburse shipping costs for media mail packages sent to our facility. Do not use priority mail boxes, bags or priority mail envelopes to send your textbooks to our facility or you will have to pay the difference charged over the media mail postal rate. These priority charges will come out of your payment for your textbooks. The same applies for UPS shipments to our facility. We will only reimburse the USPS media mail rate.


Instructor Editions and Complementary Review Copies

These textbooks may be sold even though they may say "Free Copy" , "Complementary Copy" ," Instructor Edition" or " Instructor's copy" on them.

Use the specific Instructor edition ISBN or free copy ISBN on the back of the book or the title page for these books . A lesser price may be given if the student edition isbn is used for Instructor editions. This would include Annotated Instructor editions, Instructors editions, Complementary review copies or free copy editions.


Selling Multiple Copies?


Please contact us via e-mail if you are planning to sell more than 5 copies of a single ISBN.


PLEASE NOTE:


We offer a new and used price for student edition textbooks ONLY. Free copy editions, Complimentary copies, and Instructor edition copies, will always receive the USED price quoted from the site even if the IE book is shrink wrapped and in perfect condition. All Free copy editions, Complimentary copies and Instructor edition copies sent in that were quoted with the student ISBN, will be re-quoted using the IE ISBN, and that price will always be lower then the used student edition price. It's not rocket science. If your book has plastered all over the front and back cover lots of publisher markings, such as, "not for sale", Instructor edition, has all the answers to test questions in the back and looks completely different then the student edition book because of these markings, the market value is not going to be the same as the student edition book. This is why a used price is given. It's purely a market value issue. We can't reconfigure all of our system software to conform to the ever changing publishing industry with regard to Instructor Edition Textbooks. Our dual priced quoting system is in place so folks can sell brand new student edition books, if they have them to sell. We thank you in advance for your understanding.