Studieboekencentrale - FAQ


	FAQ Used (second-hand) textbooks Expand all I have purchased books for a particular course that I want to sell back, is this possible? SBC buys books used by students at a purchase rate of 35% of the current price of the book at the end of each academic year . We only buy books reoccurring on the booklist at the following academic year. What requirements must used books conform in order to get repurchased by SBC? 1. You cannot offer workbooks or loose products (pages) 2. Rented books for the previous year provided by us cannot be offered. 3. Books must be in good condition (the fact that books are used for a period of a year will be taken into account). 4. Books must be blank and not written upon In what period can I sell used books to SBC? Period 2010: 04-07-2011 t/m 02-09-2011 How can i sell my used books to Studieboekencentrale? Check if the books you want to sell to Studieboekencentrale are on the list with books we buy: booklist. Studieboekencentrale O.v.v. aanbieden gebruikte boeken Postbus 116 7800 AC Emmen The books purchased by SBC will be credited at the rate of 35% of the current new price of the book. How to get the form: "offering used books"? I would like to buy/order used books. Is this possible? Yes, this is possible. You can, when placing your order, select "used book order". If this option is not offered when ordering at our website or in your paper booklist, then we cannot deliver your used books. SBC tries to supply you with used books if available. It is not possible to advance an assurance that you will actually receive used books. We depend on the supply of used books. When the stock of used books is not enough, you will automatically receive new books. When ordering used books, am I sure that I will get the right print version? Yes. SBC buys only books that appear on the book lists for the new season. The ISBN match is carefully checked. What will I have to pay for a used book? You'll pay 65% of the original price for a used (second-hand) book . Where can I find the intake lists for secondhand books? You can find it here.