Free Bulletin Boards help all students to sell textbooks in Hawaii University & College Campuses

Aug. 15, 2010 - PRLog -- Attention to university college students of Hawaii, Do you want to sell your unwanted used textbooks easily and quickly right on campus to save money?  There are many students in your own campus would like to buy your used textbooks right now because the new textbooks are usually expensive. You can achieve this using http://www.campuscyber.com,  the free online bulletin board on campus. All used textbooks for sale are posted, viewed and bought by the students on your own campus. There is no need to drive or ship since the transactions will take place right on the campus.

There are total 18 categories that students can post on the free bulletin board:

for example:  Books for Sale;  Bikes/Cars/Motorcycles for Sale;  Cell Phones & Electronics for Sale; Computers & Office Products for Sale; Sports & Outdoors Gears for Sale;  Graduation/Moving Sale and House/Apartment/Room Rental. For more detailed listing, please check http://campuscyber.com/content/post-it-free.

All the students and employees in the following Hawaii Universities and colleges have the access to  the free posting bulletin boards:on their own campus:

Hilo    
Hawaii Community College
University of Hawaii at Hilo

Honolulu    
Chaminade University of Honolulu  
Hawaii Pacific University
Honolulu Community College    
Kapi'olani Community College
University of Hawaii at Manoa

Kahului    
Maui Community College

Kaneohe    
Windward Community College

Laie    
Brigham Young University-Hawaii

Lihue    
Kaua'i Community College

Pearl City    
Leeward Community College


The free bulletin board on campus is for students to save money by selling used textbooks and electronics. You may want to tell your friends and classmates about the free bulletin board on campus ---www.campuscyber,.com  so they can save money too.

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Campuscyber.com is a free online bulletin board on US & Canada campuses. Its purpose is to help students sell or buy used textbooks, electronics and sports gears on the campus, so they can save money and alleviate the financial burden of the parents.