However, due to concerns about mishandled disks or tapes and the inability to check them at buyback, decisions to buy them back is at the discretion of the buyer. Generally, yes if there are no pages missing and they have not been excessively written in making the text illegible. Once again, the purchase is at the discretion of the buyer. Unfortunately, some book orders are received at The Cornell Store after the heavy buyback period has ended. Therefore, you received less money than you could have if the information had been known earlier.
Prices change daily as new book orders continue to arrive.
This rarely occurs because the buyers will inform us of the price decrease and normally we will then increase the quantity needed unless we already have an overabundance of copies. The Cornell Store does a continuous buyback so you can sell your books throughout the year. But the best time to sell is right after classes have ended and during finals week each semester. Remember that during this period, we are buying books for the upcoming term so the prices will be higher. Once the semester has begun, we have all the books we need.