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readitswapit.co.ukNewest Review: ... author to do this. I find it easier using the ISBN, as books are republished and have different covers this ensures you are listing the correct one. You then need to describe the condition of your book using a drop down menu. There are a 4 options, Like new, excellent, good or acceptable. As peoples perception of Like new and excellent are subjective, I'd be wary of using these two ... more |
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by - written on 11/09/09 (Very useful, 95 readings)
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I can't remember how I heard about ReadItSwapIt.co.uk, a recommendation from a random website while surfing aimlessly one evening. What I do know is that once I had found it I was hooked! I've always loved reading. From a very young age I was far more likely to be found with my nose stuck in a book than watching TV, and I'm still the same. Finding RISI was like stumbling into a book lovers paradise, and I couldn't believe I hadn't found it sooner. A year on it still remains one of my favourite sites (after Dooyoo of course!) ************************* ~ About ReadItSwapIt.Co.Uk ~ ************************* ReadItSwapIt (or RISI ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/08/09 (Useful, 20 readings)
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Read a book and don't really have the storage and want it to go to a good home. Then read it swapt it is the site for you. www.readitswapit.co.uk Its free to join. The idea of the site is to swap books, you request or recieve a request for a book and you choose a book from that users list. You can reject the person if there isn't anything you want so don't feel pressured into swapping. All you need to do is enter any book you have. The site recognises ISBN numbers so all you need to do is type in that and the site will find the book and you simply add the condition and any other comments and click on add. Simple as that. Once you have entered your ... Read the complete review
by - written on 06/08/09 (Very useful, 27 readings)
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As a big reader myself & mother of two book-devouring children I'm filled with gratitude on a weekly basis for our local library, which is not only bursting with top-rate books but will also scour other libraries nearby for any others we need. Sometimes, though, even the library runs out of what we're after, & at the rate my kids get through books I'd be a pauper if I had to pay £2.76 on Amazon every time one of us wanted a particular book. Praise the Lord, then, for Readitswapit. If you've got a stack of books to get rid of, you can list them on the site (dead easy by typing in the ISBN numbers). Then you can browse their library of ... Read the complete review
by - written on 30/07/09 (Very useful, 23 readings)
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As you can guess from the site name this website was set up to allow readers to swap books that they have read for books that they want to read. The site has a large library of books, currently over 270,000, which covers a wide range of fiction and non-fiction available for swapping. In most cases there are links through to the Amazon product page of each book which makes it really easy to find out more about the book. Sign up and the listing of books It's easy to sign up for the site with only the usual e mail and registration details being required. Once you're signed up there is no need to add all your books straight away you can ... Read the complete review
by Hazel Kingston - written on 21/07/09
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I was disappointed to have a bad experience with readitswapit.co.uk. Things had motored along satisfactorily until I went on holiday, put my list on hold, and on returning found that one of the members wanted to put into action a swap that had been on eighteen months ago. I sent the book but never had the swap in return and only then found from the administrator that this person had been causing problems i.e. not sending out her book but keeping those sent and was finally, because of my experience, struck off. I felt this problem should have been tackled ages ago:postage costs a lot of money these days. (This person probably sells the books online? )

