Sometimes you get a good buyback offer for a textbook and no offer for a piece of fiction. Why is it so? Let’s take a look at a practical case.
How do you know if your book is a true first edition? Your book may be labelled as a first edition, but may not be from the original publisher or date. We’ll help you decide whether or not you have a true first edition.
Taking care of your textbooks will make sure you get a good resale price. You can get more cash if you sell them at the right time of year.
After entering your ISBN, choosing a vendor, and describing the books condition, your job is not quite done. Look at our tips for packaging your textbook so it remains in its original condition during transit.
The black mark on the spine of a book indicates a remaindered book. It may seem a bleak mark, but there are pros and cons to having a book remaindered.
No one wants to infringe on copyright law. Learn how to identify and handle the buying/selling of international edition textbooks.
The ISBN is the main identifier for your books online, so what do you do when your books don’t have an ISBN? We have a tool to help, and here’s how to use it.
There’s more you need to know when dealing with signed copies of books, and we’re here to help.
The world is becoming more recycle friendly. Buying used books instead of new books can help the environment. Of course you can’t always buy a used book, but when you can, it may be the better alternative.