Review on Biblio by Douglas Cachazo
Biblio: Network of bookstores grouped together to sell used books
Many people may wonder why buy a book if I can have it in digital format? The reason is simple, not all books are available in digital format, especially first editions and a great majority of university books, besides if I download them, the easiest option to read on a Tablet, not everyone has one, on the other hand printing the download will be extremely expensive. That is the importance of Biblo which is a global network of bookstores grouped in a web portal to sell used books at a good price. By recycling and selling your unused books you contribute to the environment as there will be less trees to cut down to produce the paper.
The very functional web portal has a variety of filters to help you find the book you are looking for, if you are an occasional reader and have nothing in mind, on the web you have a number of aids such as recommended, the most wanted, collection, which are on promotion, in short a series of filters that will help you find what you want.
As I mentioned the web has a form where you can filter the book you are looking for, the most used payment method is Paypal and the shipping is global, however check the cost of shipping to your country to see if it is profitable to buy this way. Everything will depend on how close is the bookstore where the book is available in your country.
The Internet is growing more and more and any bookseller can become a member and offer books through this method. Undoubtedly, this is a good option for users and for bookstores, which open up a market for their used books.
Pros
- Excellent option for used books
- Due to the large and extensive global network, it maintains a large volume of books.
- Accepts Paypal as a payment method and credit cards.
- Collaborates with the environment
- Good web design to filter book search.
Cons
- Nothing to say
