What’s the difference between selling textbooks yourself and selling to a book buyback company? We want you to get the most money for your textbooks, whether it’s online auction or our easy-to-use tools at BookScouter. Read here to see our suggestions for selling textbooks via auction and fixed price.
Your used textbooks can be worth a lot of money, but there are good and bad times to sell them. We want you to get the most for your textbooks! You want to sell your textbooks when they are in highest demand so you can get the most money. Look at our outline for the best and worst times to sell.
The decision to buy or rent textbooks can be hard. How do you know which is best for you? The choice isn’t all that simple. We’ve made a list of pros and cons for each to help you decide. Take a look at which choice is the ideal plan for you!
Site interface updates, Bookscouting Guide, upcoming goals, and exciting news for our dedicated Pro users!
Hello and Happy New Year! Alright, so we’re a little late on our New Year’s greetings, but we wanted to make sure all of our ducks were in a row before letting you know what’s in store for the coming year.
We’d love for BookScouter users to support a charity we have been contributing to for many years now. The charity helps elementary school children in the local area receive books during the summer to improve their reading level.
Great news everyone! For a limited time Sell-Textbook.com is offering customers the opportunity to earn 6% bonus cash on buybacks until September 13th, 2015. Use the code “Summer6” at the checkout to claim your bonus.
Over the past 40 hours BookScouter.com has experienced some pricing discrepancies for specific vendors, causing the price shown on BookScouter to not reflect the actual price the vendor was offering. We apologize for any inconvenience this has caused, and we’re happy to say these issues have been resolved. We take pride in BookScouter being the best resource to sell books and because of this, we want to let you know why this happened. There has been a longtime misconception that BookScouter buys books. In actuality, BookScouter.com is merely a price comparison site. We have no say in the prices offered for books. We use information given to us [not scraped] by each vendor and display that price on our price comparison page in real-time. As a result, when there is a price discrepancy on BookScouter.com, chances are it’s the vendor providing misinformation and not BookScouter attempting to bait and switch users.
BookScouter continues to grow in traffic every season. With this growth comes increased customer service inquiries. One of the more frequent inquiries we receive asks us for our recommendation to whom they should sell a specific book. Despite BookScouter user reviews and price comparisons, it became clear that users wanted a vendor recommendation from BookScouter.
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