Student Book Buyback Marketplace With Multiple Online Bookstore Offers Launched
Oct 1, 2020
A California-based company launches a new website to serve as a marketplace where students can easily and safely sell their used school books to trusted online bookstores.
Irvine, United States - October 1, 2020 /PressCable/ —
BookDeal.com, a company based in Fullerton, California, launches a book buyback marketplace for students. The first of its kind in the US, the website leverages their partnerships with online bookstores to provide students with a safe place to sell their books.
More information can be found at https://www.bookdeal.com.
The newly launched online marketplace endeavors to offer a solution to many of the difficulties that students encounter when it is time to sell their books. As the company points out, students traditionally sold their books to their campus bookstores. Many, however, have found a more lucrative alternative with the rise of web-based bookstores offering prices that are typically two or three times higher.
BookDeal.com warns that selling books online comes with its fair share of challenges. For one, it requires students to assess and bank on the deemed reliability of the buyers they will find online. It also falls upon them to compare the prices that the bookstores offer. When they finally settle on a deal, the students then need to monitor the buyback process until they get their payment.
In contrast, BookDeal.com endeavors to eliminate the hard work involved in selling used books with the launch of their easy-to-use platform. Students simply need to type in the ISBN of the books they intend to sell, and the website processes the pricing requests for them.
With access to an extensive network of reliable online bookstores, the company automatically displays the different offers from their partners. The offers are sorted by default from high to low to further assist the students in making their choice.
BookDeal.com employs a strict screening process to help ensure the reliability of their chosen book buyers. To afford students with peace of mind, the website also offers their signature BookDeal Guarantee, which aims to protect students through every stage of the sale.
By streamlining the book buyback process, BookDeal.com enables students to focus their attention on more important school matters. Especially as more campus bookstores shut down in the face of the pandemic, the website strives to be of service to an inevitably growing number of students who sell their books online.
Interested parties may visit the above website to learn more.
Contact Info:
Name: Jeffrey Kim
Email: Send Email
Organization: BookDeal.com
Address: 7700 Irvine Center Dr #800, Irvine, CA 92618, United States
Website: https://www.bookdeal.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88979081
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