carolw301
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Reged: 15/10/2008
Posts: 98
Loc: Whitley Bay, Tyne & Wear, UK
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I've just found this great site on which to buy and sell second hand books. I love reading and get through a huge number of books so I'm going to join up. I thought it might be a useful link to pass on to others
http://www.listbooks.co.uk/
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Thimble
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Reged: 04/12/2008
Posts: 3366
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Thanks for that.....I also have a few books that I want to sell so might give them a go. Cheaper than buying new especially when they are books you don't want to keep. Once you have read them you could probably put them back up for sale.
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Rainbow08
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Reged: 07/10/2008
Posts: 448
Loc: Kent
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I have bought and sold books on ebay. Only problem with selling is that I need my sons to put the information on for me as I haven't a clue how to.
Rainbow.x
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citygirl
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Reged: 18/07/2008
Posts: 675
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Thanks for that link Carol, its always good to have another outlet. I buy a lot from Amazon & sell back loads too, I've even sold some books in the last few weeks that are from my bookshelf from the early 90's!! Its the only way I can feed my book obsession & not go broke 
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B00kworm
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Reged: 06/01/2009
Posts: 3
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Thanks for that link, which I will add to my favorites.
If buying a new book I always check out http://www.bookkoob.co.uk/ as it gives you the best price taking postage into consideration.
Another alternative is a bookswap. We have one of these at work, basically it's a bookshelf where you put any books you have finished with (others do likewise)and you/they help yourselves to anything that you fancy and return it once done.
My pal gets hers off ebay and there are local freecycle groups too.
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gloriosa
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Reged: 06/01/2009
Posts: 14
Loc: lincolnshire
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I use readitswapit (just google it) to expand my book collection and get rid of the ones i have already read or you can buy and sell at greenmetropolis both work really well and feed my shocking habit!!
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JodieTic
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Reged: 22/01/2009
Posts: 12
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Green Metropolis is great for buying and selling books.
There are no charges or fees for listing books for sale. They pay you £3.00 for every book sold (plus any postage payment if it’s a heavier book). All their books cost just £3.75 to buy, of which they pay £3.00 to the seller and 5p to the Woodland Trust.
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