BookPlex.com Announces A New Service That Saves College Students Money

BookPlex.com helps students lessen the high cost of going to college by saving them money on textbooks.

(PRWEB) March 11, 2005 -- "Students are already overloaded with the expense of tuition and housing." says BookPlex creator Dan Blasi. "We developed this service to help alleviate some of their financial burden."

BookPlex offers students a way to save on their college textbooks. Campus bookstores buyback prices are generally controlled by Barnes and Noble and are a fixed price, about 50% of their value. The bookstores will then turn around and sell those books for 75% or more of their value.

With BookPlex.com, the aim is for students to sell their books for more, and buy them for less. "At 62.5% of the book's value, it becomes a win-win for the buyer and seller." says Blasi. "The seller gets more back, and the buyer pays less. This can truly help any student."

Some other features include the ability to Search within a Region, State, or within a specific School. A Messaging system allows users to correspond with questions and answers, and a user Feedback system encourages friendly and complete transactions.

BookPlex can be found on the web at: http://www.BookPlex.com

Contact Information
Ken Perry
114 Niblic Circle
Suffolk, VA 23434
757-287-2909

About Us: BookPlex was created by Dan Blasi and Ken Perry of DANKEN, Inc.

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