Scanning books is quick and convenient, but limited to relatively current books that have bar codes and are recent enough to be worth more than a few cents. I send the low value ones anyway, and appre... See more
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We have made it really quick and easy for you to get cash for your old books and it is completely free. We can help you to de-clutter, reorganize and make some extra cash. If you want to get rid of your old dusty books just use World of Books - Sell Your Books (formerly Ziffit) to get an instant quote.
900 Knell Rd, Dock 15, 60538, Montgomery, United States
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The site was pretty easy to use so far. We'll see about the rest.
I would strongly advise against selling your books to World of Books. In many cases, they may first send you an initial offer, only to later email you back saying the book has been rejected after review, meaning you won’t receive any payment at all. Instead of buying the book, they often claim it will be “recycled,” which can feel misleading after you’ve already gone through the process of sending it in.
Because of this, you may end up wasting time, effort, and shipping costs without getting any return. It’s worth being cautious and considering other platforms where acceptance criteria and payouts are more transparent upfront.

Reply from World of Books - Sell Your Books (formerly Ziffit)
The site is easy to navigate. Scans books fast and efficiently. Pays out on most books. Nice app to get rid of books you are no longer using.
Being able to send books in with postage paid with an invoice they sent was amazing!
Easy way to clear out the book collection and make a little money. I've used this company several times to turn in books for resale and will continue to do so. Communication was great so I knew where the books were at in the process and when done with inspection money was deposited promptly in my account. Thumbs up World of Books!
Very clear and honest directions, would have liked for most of my textbooks to have been admitteed, and buy back a little more convenient for the price is a little to low, less than a dollar.
Easy process to sell though I wish the threshold was lower because some books only pay a few sense. I do love WOB though and will continue to do business with them.
The process was straightforward and easy, and the trade in value of the books was great!
I like the quickness of the process. Sad that not all the books I logged were accepted.
Very smooth transition from entering order information. I enjoyed my first World of Books transaction. I will enjoy working with you with future transactions.
Smooth process, easy to understand & follow. The "shelf" is especially helpful.
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