Better World Books Reviews

"I was able to get a stack of book I\u2019ve been wanting for a fraction of the price I normally would and it feels good buying from somewhere that I know is doing good."

"was earlier than I expected, Very glad to have this book from Conant Howlell, about GRACE of Monaco. Untill next time"

"FORGERY! The book sent was NOT the one listed! It was totally misrepresented!. The book inside the (correct) cover was not legit! It was a bunch of recipes from who knows where! Law Suit very posible when I send this to the author! This is a disgraceful company with deceptive practices. I will never buy from this company ever again."

"FORGERY! The book sent was NOT the one listed! It was totally misrepresented!. The book inside the (correct) cover was not legit! It was a bunch of recipes from who knows where! Law Suit very posible when I send this to the author! This is a disgraceful company with deceptive practices. I will never buy from this company ever again."

"I ordered a book in Very Good condition and received an Ex-Library book with stickers on the spine and stamps inside. The binding was loose, the book heavily used and the condition could be listed as Fair, if it hadn\u2019t been Ex Library. Better World Books clearly misrepresented the condition of this book. I have sold used books and know how the condition code works, you can pick ONE from: New, Very Good, Good, Fair, and Ex-Library. It\u2019s like your age. You only get to choose one. You can\u2019t be 40 and 16. The whole industry agrees on this. My receipt even says Condition: Very Good. Their customer service sent me a canned response of \u201cWe work with many libraries who send their overstocked books or old editions for us to sell. The libraries then select a local charity or one of our literacy partners to receive a portion of the proceeds, in addition to earning funds for their own programs.\u201d So they justify misrepresenting book condition by using words like \u201ccharity\u201d and \u201cliteracy partners\u201d. They were not apologetic at all, just send it back if you don\u2019t like it. You know they are just going to list it again as Very Good and fool the next customer. It sounds like all their books are Ex Library. Just avoid these guys. They are hustlers."

"I ordered a book in Very Good condition and received an Ex-Library book with stickers on the spine and stamps inside. The binding was loose, the book heavily used and the condition could be listed as Fair, if it hadn\u2019t been Ex Library. Better World Books clearly misrepresented the condition of this book. I have sold used books and know how the condition code works, you can pick ONE from: New, Very Good, Good, Fair, and Ex-Library. It\u2019s like your age. You only get to choose one. You can\u2019t be 40 and 16. The whole industry agrees on this. My receipt even says Condition: Very Good. Their customer service sent me a canned response of \u201cWe work with many libraries who send their overstocked books or old editions for us to sell. The libraries then select a local charity or one of our literacy partners to receive a portion of the proceeds, in addition to earning funds for their own programs.\u201d So they justify misrepresenting book condition by using words like \u201ccharity\u201d and \u201cliteracy partners\u201d. They were not apologetic at all, just send it back if you don\u2019t like it. You know they are just going to list it again as Very Good and fool the next customer. It sounds like all their books are Ex Library. Just avoid these guys. They are hustlers."