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Can someone recommend a website I can sell used textbooks to? Thank you very much.
 

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Sell it to other students breh. No middle man. You get more money that way and the student buying it from you gets it for cheap. Everybody wins.
 

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:heh: n1ggas still buy textbooks. I either download the pdf or don't buy it all and take good ass notes...

Plus there's always a couple copies in the library :manny:

:childplease:

I'd say rent them to people on Chegg or something. Then every semester that that book is used, you'll always have another $50-$60 in your pocket.

I stopped selling my books back, though. After selling back my calculus book, I told myself I wasn't gonna do that again. That was such a useful book I don't have anymore. :damn:

Matter fact, I actually want to buy BACK some of the books I rented. But I'm glad I still kept the ones I did.

My SolidWorks book. :ahh:

My stats books. :ahh:

My real analysis books. :ahh:

My advanced engineering mathematics book (ODE, PDE, numerical methods, and complex analysis) :ahh:
 

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:childplease:

I'd say rent them to people on Chegg or something. Then every semester that that book is used, you'll always have another $50-$60 in your pocket.

I stopped selling my books back, though. After selling back my calculus book, I told myself I wasn't gonna do that again. That was such a useful book I don't have anymore. :damn:

Matter fact, I actually want to buy BACK some of the books I rented. But I'm glad I still kept the ones I did.

My stats books. :ahh:

My real analysis books. :ahh:

My advanced engineering mathematics book (ODE, PDE, numerical methods, and complex analysis) :ahh:

Bro it's because I've had courses where we literally used the book like once or twice, after the 1st semester, I vowed to never pay full price again for a book.

Now I at least hit up, ratemyprofessor to see if the book is mandatory, then, depending on the reviews / type of class, I'll go ahead do a search on amazon for a used book, previous edition / search for a pdf file...

I've literally coped books in the past off amazon for $5. N1ggas were salty that they paid $80....

:dead: @ 100-200
[ame=http://www.amazon.com/Campbell-Biology-9th-Jane-Reece/dp/0321558235/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1358273532&sr=1-1&keywords=campbell+biology]Campbell Biology (9th Edition): Jane B. Reece, Lisa A. Urry, Michael L. Cain, Steven A. Wasserman, Peter V. Minorsky, Robert B. Jackson: 9780321558237: Amazon.com: Books[/ame]

when I copped this for $5 :heh:

Amazon.com: Buying Choices: Biology (Biology)

It's easy to fill in the gaps :manny:
 

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What I do is compare what it costs to rent in a brick and mortar store, vs online. I'll then compare the cost to buy. While renting is usually cheaper, if you buy a book outright, you usually get most of your money back. I sell my books back to Chegg.com, Amazon.com, or BN.com.
 

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go on dealoz.com, the site saved me so much money :ahh:

Basically, search whatever book u want to buy or sell and it will give u the best prices and highest rated sites to buy from.

I saved $700 buying all four of my books from online, only spent $100, two of the books were brand new :lawd:
 
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