 | Shipping the Textbooks You Sell To Our Textbook Buyback |  |  | | BUYING TEXTBOOKS ON THE INTERNET SINCE 2000 | | Shipping Instructions: Sell Textbooks Here and the Shipping is Free! | When You Sell Textbooks Here, Shipping is Simple, Free, and You Can Insure it, Too!Our printable Free Shipping Label is automatically custom-generated for you upon completion of using our website to sell textbooks. When you've viewed our price quotes and click the "Free Shipping Label" button at the bottom of that page, the next page that appears will have a label for you to print from your computer. If the amount of textbooks we are purchasing from you spans 2 boxes, and you need 2 labels, no problem! Simply print 2 of those labels (and if those books span 3 boxes, you may print 3 labels). Here is an illustration of our free shipping label:

Shipping Instructions: Selling Textbooks Here is Simple1.) Pack books tightly in box. Do not use packing materials or styrofoam of any kind* (packing picture) 2.) Securely tape your parcel. You are responsible for packing your textbooks well! 3.) Securely tape our free shipping label onto your parcel. 4.) Make sure your name and return address are clear and correct on the shipping label. 5.) Ship the parcel at any United States Post Office, or any various franchised mail box locations.
No printer available? You can still sell college textbooks! Click here for alternate shipping instructions.
Payment is fast! We strive to process your shipment of textbooks promptly, so that payment can be issued quickly. We want you to enjoy using our service again and again. Sell textbooks for cash to BooksIntoCash.Com and see for yourself how fast we are!
That's it! Simple, Fast, Efficient!
REMINDER: Don't forget to print and enclose the price quotes you received! Printing and placing the quotes in the box along with your books guarantees payment exactly as quoted!
At the post office, fill out one of their blue and white insurance slips. Present this, along with your parcel to the postal clerk. Since insurance is prepaid and built into the shipping label, you do not need to pay anything. The receipt the clerk gives you has your tracking number. Because we've done all this for you, you need not request additional services like delivery confirmation, etc. Your insurance receipt is your guarantee when you sell textbooks to BooksIntoCash.Com!
We recommend taking your books to an actual US Post Office, or satellite location (on-campus, or off-campus), rather than a privately owned, "authorized shipper," because some of the "mail box shipping outlets" may not have Postal Insurance formshowever, you can still use our prepaid label above, and ship your books without insurance, at your own risk. However, at an actual US Postal Office, if you ever have any questions, a, "Supervisor," is always available to answer any questions you may have, and to assure you how the United States Postal Service guarantees payment, even if your parcel is lost in the mail! Please note that with all the books we receive from across the country, nothing has ever been lost. Insure your parcel anywayit's free, and will give you peace of mind!
We proudly present this website for the convenience of faculty and students, but we are happy to purchase textbooks from all disciplines, as long as you agree that anything you choose to ship to us are your own personal books, belonging only to you.
Any Questions? Please contact us anytime for same-day response at david@booksintocash.com.
* Please try not to use packing material to compensate for a box of college textbooks packaged too loosely. We've found that books travel best when the textbooks are packed flat (book spines toward the left or right sides of the box) and tightly (tear and bend the boxtop down if box too big). If you do this, there will be no extra space around the books and they won't slide around within the box during transit. This way, the books have a greater chance of arriving in the same condition as when you ship them, and, it is an easier and quicker method of packing the textbooks you wish to sell.
Update: Textbook Shipping and the Environment: We want year 2012 to be as friendly to the environment as possible. We are already keeping the environment in mind by purchasing unwanted books from our customers and recycling those textbooks into the marketplace where they may get a new life by getting used by other students; we feel this is better than those textbooks being thrown out and ending up in a landfill somewhere. When it comes to packing your books for shipment to us, we hope our customers also keep the environment in mind: if you feel you must use packing material, please consider using recyclable, biodegradable, environmentally friendly packaging products and optimize their use by ensuring the box or package you are using fits the books. Using the "books in box" example, if you are selling some used textbooks and you have different sized boxes to choose from, it's wisest to pick the box that fits the books. We realize that you may not have a perfect-sized container handy — maybe all you have is a box that is too tall. Rather than fill up all that extra space inside the box with packing materials, simply put the books in the box, tear the sides down and fold over the top before securely taping the box shut. Less packaging material means less weight; and shipping a box that weighs less optimizies transportation resources, saves fuel, and ultimately helps our environment! |
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