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i can't imagine ebay being the best site for getting rid of a few books (or is it?) anyone know of any other more book related auction sites?

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http://bookmooch.com/

Sell them for other books. What do you have? I'm interested.

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Originally posted by Palynka
http://bookmooch.com/

Sell them for other books. What do you have? I'm interested.
Isn't your Xaviera Hollander collection big enough?

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Originally posted by Seitse
Isn't your Xaviera Hollander collection big enough?
It's...err...for...err...scientific purposes.

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Originally posted by Palynka
http://bookmooch.com/

Sell them for other books. What do you have? I'm interested.
I think ebay was good years ago...not so much anymore.

I'd like to know what books he has, too. I can probably mooch them for free!

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Originally posted by Palynka
http://bookmooch.com/

Sell them for other books. What do you have? I'm interested.
probably not a lot that would be of interest to you.. a load of cookery books, a few on travel and the odd history/autobiographic book.

not really interested in swapping i just want to get rid of them.

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Originally posted by trev33
probably not a lot that would be of interest to you.. a load of cookery books, a few on travel and the odd history/autobiographic book.

not really interested in swapping i just want to get rid of them.
Then usually the best way is to sell them locally in bulk. There's usually places who buy them by weight or something like that.

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Originally posted by trev33
probably not a lot that would be of interest to you.. a load of cookery books, a few on travel and the odd history/autobiographic book.

not really interested in swapping i just want to get rid of them.
Don't you have tables in need for some leveling or a fireplace?

Books can also be useful for carving a space in the middle in order
to hide your hitman gun. Then all you need is the priest disguise
and, bam!, the Corleones are screwed.

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Originally posted by trev33
probably not a lot that would be of interest to you.. a load of cookery books, a few on travel and the odd history/autobiographic book.

not really interested in swapping i just want to get rid of them.
www.roadside.com

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Originally posted by cheshirecatstevens
www.roadside.com
www.magicsidewalk.com

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Originally posted by Palynka
Then usually the best way is to sell them locally in bulk. There's usually places who buy them by weight or something like that.
For real? Buying books by weight? Sounds fishy...

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i like cookbooks...
you pay tha shipping and i'll take em off yer hands...

rookie

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Originally posted by darvlay
For real? Buying books by weight? Sounds fishy...
Well, they buy it, sort it and then sell them back. Of course you get paid very little and the price depends on condition. They know that if you bulk sell then it's very likely to be mostly junk.

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Originally posted by Palynka
Then usually the best way is to sell them locally in bulk. There's usually places who buy them by weight or something like that.
That sucks. What if you have excellent material?!