<p>Somehow in my buying and selling of books on half.com, i ended up with a book for free, but it's a instructor's annotated edition, and says that selling it is prohibited and will lead to an increase in textbook prices. I'm guessing that means I can't sell it, but would that by chance only apply to bookstores and not private sellers? It's a brand new chem book and I'd sell it for $40, I can't imagine that would raise textbook prices.</p>
<p>sell it (10char)</p>
<p>Abebooks lists a lot of instructor's manuals. I buy/sell there all the time.</p>
<p>yeah, i got one of those accidentally when i thought i was buying the regular student edition. its not a big deal, i would just sell it.</p>
<p>Avoid the solution manuals. Not only can having those increase the frequency of new editions and raise the price, you don't want to be questioned for cheating.</p>