Rent a Book, Spread a Smile
There are certain books that are worth collecting but these often do not include textbooks we use only for a semester or two which then are left to gather dust in the attic. Of course, we won’t be able to go through college without these textbooks. Good thing that CampusBookRentals.com provides us with an alternative by offering textbook rentals at affordable prices and flexible terms.
Why Rent?
By renting instead of buying, you get to save from 40 to 90% off bookstore prices. You won’t even have to go to the bookstore to get your textbook. Order the book you need online and have it shipped for free directly to your home. Shipping is also free when you return the textbook you rented. There are no fixed renting periods so you can rent the book for just a few weeks or beyond one semester. You even have the option of buying the textbook you rented by paying for the remaining value of the book.
Rent your Own Book
This innovative book rental company has a new program that gives students an opportunity to earn money by renting out their own textbooks. RentBack provides more than double the amount of money made through buyback options. Now’s a great time to go over your bookshelf – and attic – and gather textbooks you don’t use any more. Head on over to www.RentBack.com to know how you can ship your books to them and how you stand to earn every time your book is rented by another student.
Rent a Book, Spread a Smile
The best thing about CampusBookRentals.com is that with every textbook rented, they give a donation to Operation Smile. Operation Smile provides reconstructive surgery for children born with facial deformities like cleft lip and cleft palate. By performing these surgeries, they give children a better life and a brighter future. When you rent a textbook, you help fund this international children’s medical charity. A simple thing as renting one book brings a smile to a child’s face and forever changes his life. Now, really, why buy when you can rent and spread smiles across the world?