old student books to sell on best place to sell them

Idiophreak

punkrockprincess wrote: »

I just advertised mine in then uni, its free, either on student forums, message boards or stick posters on computer lab walls, that way you dont have to pay a middle-man fee to amazon or anything!

I'd second this...

Find the right dept in the local uni, put a few posters up (with tear-off numbers at the bottom).

The students will go down to waterstones, see the one for £40, see yours advertised for £30 and see £10 worth of beer in front of their eyes...

Donniedodo

Idiophreak wrote: »

I'd second this...

Find the right dept in the local uni, put a few posters up (with tear-off numbers at the bottom).

The students will go down to waterstones, see the one for £40, see yours advertised for £30 and see £10 worth of beer in front of their eyes...

I buy almost all of my books second hand from student in higher years. A lot of this years I found through the Facebook market place feature. I've probably saved a stupid amount of money that way.

Also, I'm pretty sure our local Blackwells bookshop buys back books for them to sell again second hand. Might be worth asking any campus bookshops if they do that.