BookHolder's cash values are usually higher but it depends on the supply and demand of the book.

Just drop by BookHolders with your books of course and we'll give you cash in hand or you can get prices to compare.

1. You drop your book(s) off at BookHolders.
2. We'll do everything possible to sell your book(s)
3. Once any of the books are sold you can pickup a check at BookHolders or have it mailed to your address.

The "You Get" price is the amount you receive after BookHolder's 15% commission. The advantage listing is based on the suggested selling price but may be more or less if the seller changes the selling price.

Bookholders acts like a service (consignment shop), takes the money normally going to the book exchange and gives it back to the students.

Initial when you drop a book off we'll sell it at the suggested selling price. We've done a lot of research and determined that your book is mostly likely to sell at that price in a reasonable amount of time. As an option you have the ability to modify that price and sell your book at a higher price or a lower price. The "You Get" price is with the 15% commission subtracted from the suggested selling price.

Not much. All you have to do is drop off the book, we'll do the rest.

None. We handle the whole process so a buyer doesn't know who the book came from.

1. Online: Students can fill out our registration form online and simply drop off their books at our convenient location in the College Park Center.
2. Walk In: Students can walk in with their used books, fill out our registration form and drop off their books.

Bookholders sets up an account for each student selling books. If you decide to change your book's selling price just go to seller services on BookHolders.com and change the price.

Students need to keep an accurate address on their BookHolders account. Access your student account on Bookholders.com with your student ID and password and update your personal information.

We take any textbook no matter where you brought it or what school you used it in.

Students have two options when their books do not sell. First, a student should review the price to see if their asking price is too high. A student should compare the competition for selling the book. If many books of the same type are listed, a student may lower the price to get their book sold. Students usually buy the best condition and lowest price. Secondly, If the book hasn't sold for a while, it might be an old edition or unused book in that case you may request the book back in seller services.

Many students will buy old editions for classes if the price is right so list your book at a savings price. BookHolders also sells all over the United States and International to U.K., Japan, Italy, and many more.

BookHolders receives 15% commission on the suggested selling price or student modified price. There is no fee for dropping or picking up your books.

Yep. At anytime you can cash in the book or request it back.

All sales are final after the book is picked up or delivered. No returns due to the fact that students are selling the books.