Want to sell textbooks and gadgets at CSU San Bernardino? Try the free campuscyber bulletin board

Oct. 18, 2010 - PRLog -- Students at California State University San Bernardino can sell or buy used items such as: used textbooks, notebooks, netbook, DVD, music CD, video games and other electronic gadgets on their own campus: California State University San Bernardino.

California State University San Bernardino is a four-year public state university with student population of 16000, located at San Bernardino, CA 92407.

The benefits of using the free cyber campus marketplace to sell or buy used textbooks:

1), There will be a greater possibility of finding right users who will take the same classes as you did.

2), When you buy used textbooks from the ones who no longer need the textbooks, you could also save some money since the books will be relatively cheaper than that from other sources since there is no third party involved and no sale commission or tax.

3), Both of sellers and buyers could save time since the transactions and exchanges most likely will occurs on the campus of California State University San Bernardino .

In addition to textbooks, notebooks, netbook, scanner and other electronic gadgets, the students can also trade computer games, DVD, music CD, sports gears, sports car. Student party notices, teacher's bulletin, graduation sale and apartment for rent can also be posted at www.campuscyber.com.

There are 10 categories that students can post:
1.  Books for sale

2.  Electronics/office products for sale

3.  All other items for sale

4.  Wanted/exchange/free stuff (donate your stuff to students

5.  House/apartment/room rental

6.  Events/teacher's notices

7.  Jobs/employment (employers post their job opportunities on campus to recruit new graduates)

8.  Meetup  (plan your parties, meetings, and more)

9.  Campus life (blog your student life here)

10.  Services (advertise your honest and best services to students)

In addition to the California State University San Bernardino, students at other universities and colleges in Southern California also have the free access to the online campus bulletin board:  for example:

San Bernardino    
ITT Technical Institute at San Bernardino
San Bernardino Valley College

San Diego    
Alliant International University San Diego Cornerstone Court    
Alliant International University San Diego Scripps Ranch    
ITT Technical Institute San Diego
Point Loma Nazarene University
San Diego City College  
San Diego Mesa College    
San Diego Miramar College
San Diego State University    
The Art Institute of California at San Diego
University of California San Diego  
University of San Diego

San Jacinto
Mount San Jacinto College

San Luis Obispo    
California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo    
Cuesta College

San Marcos    
California State University San Marcos    
Palomar College  

Santa Barbara    
Brooks Institute    
Fielding Graduate University
Santa Barbara City College    
University of California Santa Barbara
Westmont College

Santa Ana    
Santa Ana College    

Santa Clarita    
College of the Canyons    
Master's College

Santa Monica    
Santa Monica College    

Santa Maria
Allan Hancock College

Sylmar
Los Angeles Mission College

Taft    
Taft Community College

Torrance    
El Camino Community College    

Thousand Oaks    
California Lutheran University

Valencia    
California Institute of the Art

Valley Glen    
Los Angeles Valley College  

Ventura    
Ventura College

Victorville
Victor Valley College

Visalia    
College of the Sequoias

Walnut    
Mt. San Antonio College    

Westchester
Otis College of Art and Design

Whittier    
Rio Hondo College    
Whittier College

Wilmington
Los Angeles Harbor College

Woodland Hills    
Los Angeles Pierce College

Yucaipa
Crafton Hills College

For more details, visit www.campuscyber.com

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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.