Swaptree

[dizzyde]

Does anybody else here use Swaptree? I am obsessed, I love it! I think I have mentioned it here in the past, seems like a few people said they have were trying it, I was wondering if anybody still did?

I have only paid full price for a book once or twice this past year, and then only because they were new releases and I couldn't wait! Also have gotten a lot of videos for about the same price as renting them! All that you have to pay is postage if you find a trade that works, so basically you spend about $3. It is more than you would spend at some thrift stores, but you have a much better chance of finding what you are looking for.

I also use Paperback Swap, I love it as well. It works a little different from Swaptree but it's the same basic idea.

[commonsense]

Not familiar with it. Sounds like a great idea though.

Saving money isn't just fun it's often necessary.

[Sherri]

I've been using Paperbackswap.com ever since I read about it on AFF a while back. I've sent and received LOTS of books. One of them I got was a very expensive coffee-table type hardback book. I think I have eleven credits right now. I've never heard of Swaptree though - I think I'll go check it out.