Both of these sites offer you store credit if that's more your speed.įair warning, Powell's has a pretty outdated site and if you're only adding IBSNs as you go, your session will time out and your buyback offer will disappear leaving you to start back at square one. SBYB has only a $7.50 requirement while Powell's has an $8.99 or 8 book requirement. Through all the frustration I found SellBackYourBook and Powell's wanted more of my books than the other sites.
Most of these sites do not tell you this until you've already tried to check out with them. Just like Priceline for hotels, this is a way to see what all sites (including Amazon) will pay for your book, it also has a watchlist so you can remember which books you've searched for without typing in the IBSN over and over again.Įvery single one of these sites has an average of a $15 requirement in order to even be able to check out with them. Had I not read the Guide OP linked at the BOTTOM of the post I would not have found out just how important it is to start with. Please share your experiences with these websites to help fellow redditors.ĪTTN: I just spent the last 4 hours ripping my hair out over all the different requirements of these individual sites so please let me pass along the info I found so you don't have to do it all too. You can find more details about these websites and corresponding links in this Guide. Also allows you to sell your text books online.
: You can sell any book including novels and text books.Just enter the book's ISDN and get an instant price. : If they like your book they will send you a shipping label that you will need to put on the book and ship it.Most vendors pay through Check and Paypal. : You need to enter the ISDN of your book and Bookscouter will search for different vendors who are looking for that book.Simply enter the ISDN of the book and get an instant price for it.
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The vendors will send you free shipping labels that you will need to put on the books before shipping to them. All you have to do is put your book's ISDN in the search bar and those websites will give you a price quote for your book. Have a a lot of used books in your closet and in need of cash? Worry not because I am going to share a list of 10 websites where you can sell your old / new books for decent prices. R/mTurk - For discussion and sharing of mTurk tips and tricks, scam alerts, great value HITs etc. Has monthly rewards distributed by its mod. R/hitsworthturkingfor - Users post links to well paying/easy HITS on mturk. R/OnlineESLTeaching/ - A place to discuss the companies, practices and experience of teaching English as a Second Language to students online. R/UHRSwork - A place to talk about and discuss all things related to UHRS. R/beermoney - Ways to earn small amounts of extra money. Your Reddit account must be at least 10 days old and you need to have at least 10 karma. Most likely it's because you have a new account with not enough Karma built up. Posts asking for personalized suggestions for jobs are not allowed, please use the search and posts already available. Posts advertising yourself for hire will be removed without hesitation. Posts/comments relating to adult entertainment are not allowed. When posting work-online opportunities via a text post, provide the details in the post as opposed to asking members to DM for more info. When you post a link to a website with a referral link, include a non-referral link. Make an informative post about a site including dollar/hour income, hours available to work per day and other useful information. You must have at least 10 Karma points to post.Īll potential work should pay at least minimum wage.ĭon't just submit a referral link. These are sites and strategies that will yield the user minimum wage or better and allow them to provide for themselves. This includes random jobs, online employers, remote work, sites that pay you and ways to monetize websites. R/WorkOnline is a place to talk about making an income online.
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