Anybody else use paperbackswap.com?

Hi, I use paperbackswap.com ALOT. I love it! I've gotten alot of books and sent out alot. The postage on hardbacks evens out, since you can request hardbacks and the postage you pay is a whole lot less than a book actually costs. I like it because you can get out of print books. I got two out of print greg bear novels- both hardbacks- which made me insanely happy. I hope you stay a member. Somebody will want your books! They are still building membership, so more people= more diversity and then your books will fly away from your "bookshelf". yaya

I found this site several months ago and I think it's the best thing since sliced bread. I sent off many books the first few weeks after I signed up. Now it's only a book here and there that I send out. But I've gotten several books on my wish list that I refused to buy new. It's absolutely the most cost effective way to go. I even got our postmaster hooked on the site too. She loves it.

I've been with them for a while now. It's an awesome site and I've gotten rid of and recieved quite a few books. It's the only place I use for books now.

I am a long time member of the site and feel its a great way to trade for books. There are times that I don't send any books and others where many books are requested, so be patient as I'm sure you will have book requests. The poster that mentions it evens out is right and I have put up many hard covers. One of my recent books that I received was a hard cover Earle Stanley Gardner book that I had always wanted to read and couldn't find it. The joy of opening the well packaged book felt like Christmas had come that day.

i use this site. i signed up for the wish list! that helps me a lot evey morning i check it and look at what people want and if i have the book i post it. i have already gotten rid of 5 books, i have a few more that are on peoples wish list, but i need to read the books first before i post them to give away! good luck!

I am a charter member, but now use other book swaps online like bookmooch.com, bookins.com, etc. I still use Paperbackswap though to check for books that I cannot get elsewhere;

I just started with this site and have sent out one book so far. I think it's a great way to get rid of the books I've already read while getting new ones in return. I love how I can browse from the comfort of home and not have to take a trip to the library every time I need something new to read.

I joined a few months ago and like it very much. I read mostly non-fiction, so I have a very long wish list. I probably won't list any really heavy books, because the postage does add up quickly.

I have been with them and am a charter member, but I have been able to send hardbacks and such with no problems; If you wish, try Bookmooch too; you should get some bites off your books.