They are so darn expensive up front. And? If you do decide to sell them back, there is a good chance you will only get a few bucks back.
I heard about Rentback.com this year and come end of semester, I will definitely be using this company. It's so quick, easy, and you make money from it.
Sounds like a brainless choice to me.
Here's how it works:
*Enter the ISBN number of your textbook.
*Rentback quotes you a price and an approximate number of times your book could be rented. (Usually it's several times)
*They take out $19 in their charges.
*You keep the rest!
Easy Peasy.
On top of it all, they have great customer service. Everytime I've used this company, I've always been satisfied.
*This post was written as part of a sponsored campaign for Campus Book Rentals. All opinions are my own.*
