Selling books on the internet

[VanessaL]

I am not sure if I am allowed to post this question or not, if I am not my apologies in advance.

 

I have got alot of books to see, all Mills and Boon books, most of them I have not even read, I have advertised them on Amazon and Play.com. I wonder if there are any other places I could sell my books.

 

Thank you for your help

[Raven]

Have you tried e-Bay? (though you probably won't get much for them).

[dave165]

http://www.greenmetropolis.com/

 

May be worth a look. You receive £3 for every book sold with each book selling for £3.75

[davidtye]

You may be better off calling a local secondhand book store and asking them to come and make you an offer or take some around to them and see what they have to say.

If they don't want them, they may well know someone in the trade that does.

I did exactly that when I was left a library of books from a relative.

 

I hope that helps.

David J Tye

[Echo]

I've sold books to second hand bookstores before, and I didn't get very much at all (about $13 for over 50 books). It probably depends on the condition of the book, and whether it's a hardcover, paperback, bestseller, rare, etc.

[davidtye]

Yes you may not get a lot for the books, but on the other hand if there is a gem or too then you never know what you might get.

At the end of the day, it all depends on the quality of the books.

 

David J Tye

[Easy Reader]

its not selling them I know but you could register them on read it swap it and swap them for books you do want

 

it will cost you the postage of the book you are sending and you will receive another book back in return

[seand]

Unless you really, really, need the money it's probably not worth the effort and you may spend more cost in time than money you will receive. Probably best to donate them to your local book-selling charity shop.