BooksIntoCash.Com Starts "A Way To Sell Textbooks" Blog

July 25, 2011 - PRLog -- BooksIntoCash.Com, an online sell textbooks website since year 2000, writes its first blog after buying college textbooks over the web for over 11 years. BooksIntoCash.Com, being quite new to blogging, looks forward to any suggestions, questions, or comments people may have, as well as developing an opportunity for new customers to discover their online textbook buyback service via their blog. Having focused on buying textbooks from current and former college students, university students, scholars, academics, graduates, and researchers, the time has come to expand their focus a little, by creating an informational blog, "A Way To Sell Textbooks." This blog covers topics such as customer service, processing books, shipping your texts using their shipping label, and some pertinent shipping suggestions (e.g. "use a good sturdy package or box and feel free to use plenty of tape").

Starting with just a handful of customers back in 2000, BooksIntoCash.Com is touted as one of the fast, efficient websites that allow students the opportunity to see if they can convert their books into cash, i.e. sell textbooks to them via the web. Their website has a number of neat features to facilitate an enjoyable and informational experience, including the following:

1.) A free shipping label is generated when you are ready to package your book buyback order, so that you can ship your textbook buy back order to them from any post office in the USA without having to bring any money to the post office.

2.) Price quotes on the books they want to buy are generated very quickly, so when you visit BooksIntoCash.Com, you can type in the ISBN numbers from your textbooks, click the "sell books" button, and see right away if BooksIntoCash.Com wants your book or not, how much they'll pay for it if they do want it, and specific instructions to follow in order to receive payment for those books they wish to acquire from you.

3.) Multiple ISBN numbers and EAN numbers (up to 100) can be entered all at once into the ISBN input window on the front page, and results will appear on a neatly formatted buyback price chart on the next page. Many textbooks have both an ISBN number (usually 10 digits) and an EAN number (usually 13 digits). Either the ISBN or the EAN number may be chosen for input.

4.) For books they want to buy, up to two prices are offered: a new book price, and a used book price. Sometimes both prices are the same, but many times, the new price is a bit higher than the used textbook price. If your textbook is in 100% perfect and pristine condition, and you see both a new and a used offering price, you can choose the new price. If that book arrives at their facility in 100% perfect and pristine condition (including but not limited to absolutely no defects, wear, markings, creases, dents, etc.), then it will be graded as a book in new condition.

5.) An order status page, where you can enter in the textbook sellback order number, your name and email address, can be filled out and submitted so that you can find out the status of your order.

At the end of each quarter or semester, students might find themselves with textbooks they don't need any more. Many students are very happy to buy their books locally through their own college bookstore, and then sell their books back to their college store at the end of the semester. Other students may find they prefer using the internet to buy or sell textbooks. Because there are so many ways to sell or purchase textbooks nowadays, BooksIntoCash.Com is always happy when students know there is the option of trying out an online textbook buyback service for book selling.

BooksIntoCash.Com has availed themselves of new options of their own, of providing even more details on how easy it is to sell textbooks online via their blog. Over the years, along with valuable feedback and encouragement, visitors also have had questions, like "What's the best way to ship a box of books?" "What kind of packing material is best to use?" "I live in Canada, can I still sell my textbooks through your buyback?" A lot of the answers to these questions, along with others, like, "How do I receive payment for unwanted textbooks?" are found on their one-page FAQ at http://www.booksintocash.Com/questions.html. However, a blog allows them to go one step further in providing the details their customers appreciate, in a more direct person-to-person style format. Blog topics can be posted frequently, and visitors reading those comments can respond with either comments or questions. Currently, their blog topics include an announcement, selling textbooks with the help of their free shipping label, a posting indicating how much they really like to purchase textbooks, and some various information about buying and selling textbooks.

BooksIntoCash.Com has a full page of testimonials from numerous customers over the years. Most of the customers commented in their testimonials how much they loved their website, and how they had plans to visit their site again if they had more unwanted new or used books. That is one reason customer service is so important to them. If excellent customer service is offered, customers will keep coming back over and over again, and tell their friends (e.g. other students, colleagues, etc.) what a pleasant experience it is to sell textbooks online.

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About BooksIntoCash.Com:
BooksIntoCash.Com has been on the internet since 2000, and is an online venue where many students sell textbooks.

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