book swap

ringos1st

I just found a really good website called readitswapit.co.uk and thought it would be good to spread the word.

InfamyInfamy

Ive swapped lots of books through them...it is great....one has gone 'missing' at the mo though so do not know if it is the postal strike or not!
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jenniewb

I use the site as well- great if you want out of print stuff too- as long as you get your offer taken up!

tillytat

thanks, might give this a go.

jackieblack

Can anyone give me a rough idea on postage costs? (obviously I know it depends on size & weight of the book ) I've had a look but am wondering whether cost of postage makes this very money-saving?

betty_swollox_2

just copied this off the site


How much does it cost to post a book?
Most paperbacks of around 300 pages or less will cost only 90p to post (second class with Royal Mail). Larger paperbacks, or hardbacks, may cost up to £1.63.
You can find a full range of postal charges at the Royal Mail website. Remember that most paperbacks will weigh less than 500 grams. You can also buy stamps online and print your own postage.


hope that helps

jackieblack

betty_swollox wrote: »

just copied this off the site


How much does it cost to post a book?
Most paperbacks of around 300 pages or less will cost only 90p to post (second class with Royal Mail). Larger paperbacks, or hardbacks, may cost up to £1.63.
You can find a full range of postal charges at the Royal Mail website. Remember that most paperbacks will weigh less than 500 grams. You can also buy stamps online and print your own postage.


hope that helps

Thanks Betty - didn't see that on the website myself