- 1). Check with local independent book sellers. Little book shops will often buy used books if they are in good condition. Take your books to the shop and let the owner look them over. Don’t expect to get full value. Have an idea of the price you want and then negotiate. Keep in mind they are going to resell the books and need to make a profit when considering your selling price.
- 2). Sell the books on eBay. It has millions of users searching for items daily. Putting your books up for sell on eBay is easy and cost-effective. You get to pick the price for the listing yourself, and it doesn’t cost much to do so. Information for eBay listing prices can be found by clicking on the link in the resources section.Always be accurate in describing the book in your eBay listing. Incorrect descriptions can result in refunds and negative feedback. If you get too much negative feedback on eBay, people will no longer buy from you.
- 3). Yard sales are great for selling used books. People who shop at yard sales love finding deals on books they have been looking for. You won’t make a fortune this way, but it will get rid of the books and it’s better than making nothing.
- 4). Use online sites that allow you to sell books to other users. One such site is Cash4Books.net.
- 5). Put your books up for sale on Amazon.com with its Pro-Merchant Program. There is a fee to use this service, but if you have an abundance of books that you think will sel,l it might be a good option.
- 6). See if Barnes & Nobel will buy your used books. Through their Book Buyback Service, you can enter the ISBN of a particular book and see what they will offer you for it. They even provide a label so you can send the books to them for free.
- 7). Figure out which options are best for you and start selling those books! You may find that using a combination of the suggestions works best. Good luck with your book sales.
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