bibliofind.com

bibliofind.com: Try this site and you wont be disappointed. (124 words)
by herdsman - written on 26.07.01 (Useful, 83 readings)
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I stumbled upon this site when i was searching for an out of print book. As most of the second hand book web sites are USA based i was extremley plesed to find an UK site. I had been searching for a particular book for a few months trying shops and other web sites, when i found this site my searching was over in minutes. The site searches numerous second hand book sites finding the searcher all the requested books complete with prices and the quality of the books. The site is offers secure methods of payments and the staff are friendly and professional. They offers a subscription to a monthly paper which lists some of their books, and is worth requesting. ...

Bibliofind is revolutionary (241 words)
by haxberg - written on 19.02.01 (Useful, 19 readings)
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I have used bibliofind numerous times and I find it not only excellent, but actually a revolutionary service! Most internet shopping is just doing what you would have done by phone in the distant past when suppliers delivered locally. But bibliofind opens up an entirely new service, ie a global network of second-hand and out-of-print titles which is instantly searchable. Now whenever I see a reference to an obscure book, say someone's memoirs in an obituary, I can almost guarantee to find it (usually multiple copies at different prices) and a couple of weeks later it arrives in the post! Stupendous!! Recently for instance, I found "Follow ...

bibliofind.com: Miracle workers! (264 words)
by cyberstoat - written on 13.01.01 (Useful, 22 readings)
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Ever since I was knee high to an ant, my parents have been dredging bookstores, old and new, for one book. All they had was the title. 'Nightly Deadshade.' I knew it was a comedy thriller, but I could not tell anyone anything else about it, neither could they. Publisher, date, author: they had no idea. But they loved it when they read it from the library and wanted a copy of their own. For twenty years they looked, to no avail. In November, I discovered bibliofind. Thinking to myself that it HAD to be worth a shot, I looked for the book. Lo and behold, they had a copy. One copy. As far as I could tell, it was the only copy on sale anywhere ...