<p>anyone remember how we search for the price of a book they buy thats not on our schedule?</p>
<p><a href=“http://store.cornell.edu/forms/security/verificationsrolecheck.aspx[/url]”>http://store.cornell.edu/forms/security/verificationsrolecheck.aspx</a></p>
<p>that is normally where it is.
I dunno if it works for you or not, but it just now didn’t work for me.</p>
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<p>didn’t work for me either</p>
<p>they said theyd pay 50% of the price, but it sounds like a ripoff</p>
<p>some books do get 50% back…but that’s just a marketing gimmick for the most part…</p>
<p>anbuitachi…i got an email today with quotes…</p>
<p>ugh they buy like nothing! haha</p>
<p>I recall in previous years they released buyback lists earlier. They’re buying back far less than I’d expected this year, not that I was planning on selling any of my books anyway.</p>
<p>Cornell is actually better than a lot of schools. I took a summer class at another school where I bought a book for $30 and they offered to buy it back for $3. Awful, but it paid for my train ticket…</p>
<p>i dont know…more of my books are on the list…</p>
<p>could just depend on what edition the book is</p>
<p>Or put your book up on Craigslist, and sell it to people for less than the Cornell Store will next semester.</p>
<p>Is the cornell store buying used study guides?
In my personalized email, it said it would pay for my bio study guide, but I wrote all over it though…</p>
<p>dont think they buy study guides with writing all over</p>