How it works Each year hundreds of college students pay hundreds of $$$ for their college text books. The book stores make millions charging students an arm and a leg for books. If your lucky, you can sell your books at the end of the semester for pennies. The bookstore book buy back program just sucks! In one year , at the book store you could spend roughly $800 on books and receive around $100 in return after you use those books. Its frustrating when you use a $100 book for one semester and return it to the bookstore to receive $20 for it. The book buy back program rips you off! CU. BookSwap puts you directly in contact with other students that need your books. A typical situation: Two students, Jon and Karin both use CU Book Swap. Karin recently purchased her sociology book for $100 new, and attempted to sell it back to the book store for $30. Instead, Karin realized that she could list her book on CU BookSwap. Jon, taking sociology and needing her book for that class views CU Book Swap; he find that Karin is selling the book he needs. Karin is asking for $50 and Jon will pay $50 for the book. Jon contacts Karin and gives her cash for the sociology book. Karin realized she received $30 more by using CU Book Swap and Jon realized he paid $50 for a $100 book! They both are happy! CU Book Swap removes the middle man(the book store) and saves you(the student) money! Even if you don't have books to sell, you can still find books and purchase them for less. It's like a classified ad system for books, but it's FREE! Remember search here first, before going to the book store. If you can't find the book you need on CU Book Swap, then head to the book store and purchase it there. At the end of the semester, list your book on CU Book Swap and recieve the money you deserve. If you have any other question about this site or service, or if you are interested in helping, please send an email to info@cubookswap.com.  Contact CU Book Swap All content on this site is ©2001 Copy Right protected. Any use of this site other than what it is intended for is a violation of Federal and state law. Updated Decmeber 10th, 2007
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