Best place to sell books online

[CiderMonkey]

What's the best place to sell books online? I know ebay, but are there any specifically for books and has anyone had experience of them?

[mccfluff]

amazon marketplace?

[jb190281]

Have a look on this site

http://www.greenmetropolis.com/

[China Doll]

I buy most of my books from amazon.

[CiderMonkey]

Have you used GreenMetropolis?

[CiderMonkey]

amazon, i'd forgotten that!

[boxtops]

I buy all my books from either eBay or Amazon, so when I've done with them, I sell them on either of them too. Reasonable success!

[grasscarp]

I sell a lot of books on Amazon. It is so easy to list things - much quicker than ebay because the product is already described etc. The downside is that you can only list books that are already there (unless you become a power seller).

[annie0000]

I've bought from here before but never sold although you can:

http://www.alibris.co....IxHvOuWWSY1NJU4or73A

[jb190281]

I've never used green metropolis sorry - someone told me about it but I've got that many books, I never got round to it

[karenmac60]

AbeBooks run a buyback service or they can put you in touch with their local booksellers
http://www.abebooks.co.uk/sell-books/

[boxtops]

grasscarp, there is a new feature on eBay now, you can list the ISBN of the item and a pic pops in, with all the publication details, just like it does on Amazon.

[grasscarp]

thanks for that Boxtops. I will investigate.

[starone]

There is one called ebuyer as well but not so well stocked as the other two. I look at all of them to see which is the cheapest - I used to sell but now I only buy. I never pay full price because I think I am only going to read them and then pass them on to whoever wants them (my son, or the charity shop) so there seems no point.

[squarebear]

ebuyer is an online hardware store and will not allow you to sell books.

[starone]

Perhaps I've got the name wrong square. I'll have another look when I have time but last time I looked they sold everything - secondhand of course.