Read about it in these two December 27 articles:
Post holiday re-sales find a niche online - Ottawa Citizen
Christmas booty offloaded online - The Age (Australia)
Thursday, December 27, 2007
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smart online book-buying:
Addall.com: find the lowest price for a book
Amazon Marketplace
("used and new" prices): generally the lowest price. Apparently, up to 70% of online book sales happen here.
Alibris: b/c they have volume shipping (unlike Amazon marketplace), check Alibris if you're buying more than one copy.
TIP #1: the prices on a seller's own site are often lower than their other-venue (eg, Amazon marketplace) prices, so when you think you've found the lowest price for a book, look for clues in the seller's name to find their site; and check the price there as well.
TIP #2: avoid Amazon sellers whose feedback rating is below 90%. A low rating usually reflects poor fulfillment rates, slow shipping, and/or bad customer service.
Bibliomania.net: info on book fairs, value guides, etc.
PaperbackSwap.com: 1.7 million books; 35,000 swaps/week; free except for postage
WeberBooks.com: Steve Weber is an authority on selling books and plugging books online
Amazon Marketplace
("used and new" prices): generally the lowest price. Apparently, up to 70% of online book sales happen here.Alibris: b/c they have volume shipping (unlike Amazon marketplace), check Alibris if you're buying more than one copy.
TIP #1: the prices on a seller's own site are often lower than their other-venue (eg, Amazon marketplace) prices, so when you think you've found the lowest price for a book, look for clues in the seller's name to find their site; and check the price there as well.
TIP #2: avoid Amazon sellers whose feedback rating is below 90%. A low rating usually reflects poor fulfillment rates, slow shipping, and/or bad customer service.
Bibliomania.net: info on book fairs, value guides, etc.
PaperbackSwap.com: 1.7 million books; 35,000 swaps/week; free except for postage
WeberBooks.com: Steve Weber is an authority on selling books and plugging books online
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