Tips for buying books

1. For safety reasons, we recommend that you meet the seller in a well-lit, public place.

2. When you meet the seller, check the book thoroughly to ensure that it is in fact the one you need and that it is in the condition it was advertised.

3. If you feel the book is not as advertised, you have a choice to make. You can either walk away from the deal, or you can still purchase the book. However, if the condition of the book is worse than advertised, and ONLY if the condition is worse than advertised, you should feel free to negotiate the price with the seller.

4. Double check the book before money changes hands. We can't stress this enough as some books which are not in good condition have been 'doctored' to look like they are in better condition than they are. The 'quick fixes' applied to these books quickly come undone much to the buyer's dismay.