Media Coverage
KMTR NewsSource 16 - November 13, 2008
If you've got books in good condition that you no longer want, you may be able to sell them at www.cash4books.net. Here's what you do: type in the book's ISBN numbers, which are typically found on the back cover or on the copyright page. The site will tell you how much it will pay you for that book. If you like what you see, complete the transaction online, then print out a prepaid mailing label. Pack up your books and send them in. You'll get a check in just a few days.
Kelli Warner, KMTR NewsSource 16
CBS 2 Chicago - November 7, 2008
A lot of people have books sitting around the house, gathering dust. If you're not going to read them again why not make some money off them? It's just another way CBS 2's Anne State found to "stretch your dollar."
Take a tour of Kameran Austermann's home and you will find books – here, there and everywhere. It's a problem. "We just don't have a lot of room to keep the books," she said. Kameran's mom told her about a Website called "Cash 4 Books." The site buys used books. Kameran said it's easy: She sits at her computer, enters the code on the back of the books and the Website tells her how much they're worth. "I sold 17 books and I think I got just over $40," she said. Kameran says she doesn't have to pay for shipping. She just prints out a mailing label, boxes up the books and heads to the post office. "It's tough economic times, and I think it's a great way to kind of clean out your closets and recycle your books and put a little money in your pocket," she said.
Anne State, CBS 2 Chicago
CBS Affiliate WBZ Boston – December 3, 2008
We decided to give it a try, taking a stack of old books we found lying around. Within minutes, we had just over $14. One note of caution: the site won't take every book. We had one paperback in our pile that they were not interested in buying.... A portion of the company's profits are funneled back into classroom projects.
Paula Ebben, WBZ Boston
KOIN 6 News - October 22, 2008
One of the big advantages of selling your books through Cash4Books.net is that they pay for you to ship the books to them.
You go to their website, type in the ISBN number on the back of the book above the barcode, and the company will quickly let you know if they are buying that book and at what price. You print a packing list, and a mailing label. The company pays for the shipping.
Lisa Balick, KOIN 6 News
Woman's Day magazine - September, 2008
Gather Your Books
Do you have books in good condition? Go to cash4books.net, type in the books’ ISBN numbers (which you’ll find on the back cover or on the copyright page in the front of the books), and see if you can get cash for them. Complete the transaction online, print out a prepaid mailing label, pack up those books and send them in. In just a few days you will either receive a check in the mail or a deposit to your PayPal account. You won’t pay a cent—not even for postage.
Show me the money
The first time Emily Towne of Prairie Home, Missouri, tried this system, she sold six books and received a check for $42.30. Your humble columnist has been cleaning out her burgeoning library, pocketing more than $200 so far.
Mary Hunt, Woman's Day
