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![]() > Hi Ron,
> That's what I get paid for ;-) Thanks Dave, I didn't notice you have a paid website until after I asked you. :-) Sounds like a good deal. Thanks for the good information! I have 2 girls who would like to earn some extra money this summer. I'll mention the book idea to them. It's interesting that the last 2 books I bought on Amazon were used. I was planning to buy new versions but when I found the book, it showed me that there was also a used version available for each one at about 25-35% of price. Naturally I bought the used versions. No wonder Amazon always shows a loss :-) Ron > In general the best books to sell on Amazon > are industry specific (and once expensive) > business books. Example: Tony Plummer's > out-of-print, Forecasting Market's is a much > sought after book and Gordon Bing's, Due > Diligence Technics (sells new for $75, but > you can find used copies for $10-$15). > Newer books on business, computers and the > Internet sell best. > The secret is in buying books cheap enough > to make a profit. > Used bookstores are great for books in the > $4-$5 range you can sell for $15-$20 each if > they are in good condition. I recently sold > a book on stock trading techniques that's > out of print (Steidlmayer on Markets ) for > $55.00. The price on the jacket was only > $37.95. I bought it for a $3.00 at a local > charity auction. > If you see a book that's > 1) 2-4 years old > 2) A business title (industry specific) > 3) Had an orginal price of $30 or more > It's probably out-of-print and much sought > after by people in that industry. > Newer books on business, computers and the > Internet sell best. > The secret is in buying books cheap enough > to make a profit. Used bookstores are great > for books in the $4-$5 range you can sell > for $15-$20 each if they are in good > condition. I recently sold a book on stock > trading techniques that's out of print > (Steidlmayer on Markets ) for $55.00. The > price on the jacket was only $37.95. I > bought it for a $3.00 at a local charity > auction. > To find books to sell I frequently visit > used /remainder book sites online to make > bulk purchases such as: > http://www.abebooks.com > http://www.bibliofind.com > http://www.bookopoly.com > http://www.remainder-books.com/ And I use > http://www.bookfinder.com to search > multiple sites at once. > Hope that helps! > - Dave |
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