Trying to sell your college books back Unappreciation

[ac4three]

I just keep them. I always end up referring to previous textbooks in subsequent courses...

 

[redman]

Sold two books back for 190 each, this has been my best semester yet. Oh yea I forgot to mention my company pays for my books too.

 

[lrrr]

start downloading books...its easier that way

 

[hood17]

My store only bought back one of my books

. I may have to start renting books.Looks a lot cheaper than buying used books.
Besides chegg, amazon, ebay anybody got a good site i can look at?

 

[superblytrife]

Damn, I can't even imagine the L's you guys take now with textbooks. Way back when I was in college, I actually came out half decent--I'd spend nomore than $300 on books for 4 or 5 courses and I'd make back about $200.

 

[p mac one]

Yeah. I got $18 back for what had to have been $75+ worth of books

 

[queencitysneakerqueen]

I stay dropping hundreds on books every semester I don't even bother selling them back

 

[rjones416]

damn i'd rather just keep them instead of getting $5-20 for everything. im trying to sell my $100 books for at least $40 each if they want lower than that$@%+ them.

 

[big j 33]

Amazon, half.com, and chegg.com, are all used before I think about buying it from the bookstore.

It's a huge scam.

 

[wallyhopp]

ive kept all mine. i wont be a victim. i have about 25 of them right now from past years..

 

[fac3 tak30v312]

after one semester of dropping 120 on a psych book new and the sales guy had the nerve to tell me with a straight face 8.50, I usually only buy books forclasses for my major unless its absolutely mandatory that I get it... otherwise I hit up the library or find a pdf online .. hell I remember when I had oneprof tell the class he would drop a letter grade for not having the book ........ still haven't gotten it yet

 

[nyrican23]

chegg

 

[therenegade23]

Half.com and Amazon.com marketplace are the ways to go. What I hate is the following semester, they used brand new editions.