Whether or not you sell it. Sure, they give you a credit if you relist it -- once. But it can still add up. Fortunately, eBay is not the only game in town. Here are some alternatives. Abebooks.com is an international network of booksellers. If you're trying to sell rare or hard to find books, this is a goldmine both for finding books and for selling them. Instead of paying listing fees per book, Abebooks has a monthly fee based on how many books you have for sale. Last time I checked, it was approximately $25 for up to 500 books, and more if you had more books.

That's very reasonable I think. You get your own bookstore too. And people save money if they buy more than one book from you, so this will encourage multiple purchases. As the new world coins buy name indicates, it's primarily for selling books. Actually part of eBay, but it specializes in book and media mail products. It's a lower priced marketplace, at least for the most part, but books are easy to list and can sell quickly if they're the right kinds of books. Amazon Marketplace makes selling books and other media products a breeze. Since it already has.

The full advertising, all you have to do is add your listing. There's also never a listing fee, but the commission is rather steep. Still, I don't begrudge them their take because they make selling so easy. They also give their sellers a shipping allowance, which certainly helps. Which one is best. That depends on what you have for sale. Here are a few tips. If the book is listed on Amazon, and the used copies command a good price, then that is usually your best bet. If your book is not listed on Amazon, and you have lots of books like.

As you know there's a brand new Harry Potter movie in theaters and as you would expect it is fairing very well at the box office. That also means that Potter merchandise will also fair well this Christmas season. So if you want a LEGO Harry Potter game you might want to go get it now before the shops are all out of them. going through your lessons, learning to cast spells, mix potions or fly on broomsticks all to earn your house points. You'll also get to explore familiar scenes like Hogwarts castle, Diagon Alley, the Forbidden Forest and the village of Hogsmeade.