How to Sell Your Used books to Another Student on Your Campus: University of Arkansas Fayetteville

Sept. 30, 2010 - PRLog -- Students in University of Arkansas at Fayetteville may have many unwanted books to unload, the question is how can students sell them easily and where to sell?

To solve the problems of selling used books for students, the campuscyber.com is providing the solution for students. From now on students at University of Arkansas can use a free cyber bulletin board to sell books, and second-hand notebooks, netbook, scanner and other electronic gadgets on their own campus.

The University of Arkansas at Fayetteville (http://uark.edu), located at
fayetteville, AR 72701,  is a four-year public institution with student population of 17,000, Some of its accredited programs by NCA-HLC are accounting, allied health, business, clinical psychology, computer science, engineering, engineering technology, social work, public administration, rehabilitation counseling, music and nursing.

It will be a useful and valuable marketplace on campus of University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. Students can also trade computer games, sports gears, bikes, cars, and motorcycles. Student organization events and apartment for rent can also be posted at www.campuscyber.com.

Students groups from University of Arkansas at Fayetteville can promote their clubs activities on the free online campus bulletin board.

There are 10 categories that you can post:
1.  Books for sale
2.  Electronics/office products for sale
3.  All other items for sale
4.  Wanted/exchange/free stuff
5.  House/apartment/room rental
6.  Events/teacher's notices
7.  Jobs/employment
8.  Meetup
9.  Campus life
10.  Services

For more information about online bulletin board University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, please visit: http://www.campuscyber.com and http://campuscyber.com/content/university-arkansas

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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.