Refund Policy
                A valid itemized cash
                  register receipt must accompany all refund requests. Full refunds or exchanges will be granted during the first week of a semester.   Defective books will be exchanged during this
                  same period--when
                  accompanied by a valid receipt. We do not intend to sell damaged
                  books, nor do we buyback damaged books.  Therefore, it's
                  imperative that in the unlikely event you receive a damaged
                  book, that you exchange it during the refund period.  Books
                  returned after the refund period, new books with markings, or
                  opened "shrink wrapped" packages will be purchased at
                  our normal buyback price. See our buyback policy. 
                 
                Buyback Policy
                Books & More
                  buys current textbooks everyday.  You do not need a
                  receipt to sell your textbooks. We only ask for a student I.D.
                  or a driver's license.  We do not buyback books with any
                  damage whatsoever.  We never buy books with water damage,
                  loose pages or bad bindings.  When selling your books, we
                  generally pay about 50% of the retail price of the on-campus
                  store, so you get the same or more as on-campus when you sell
                  your books at  Books and More.  Of course, we also have
                  quicker service so you can get in and get out with cash in your
                  pocket faster than anywhere else.  Certain books may be
                  purchased for less. See exceptions.
                    
                Policy Exceptions
                Books sold with
                  online access codes, CDs, spiral bindings, perforated pages,
                  study guides, solutions manuals with writing, "no class
                  offered" or overstocked books will be purchased, if
                  possible, at a reduced price or at a wholesale price. 
                  Textbooks with excessive highlighting or notes will be also be
                  purchase at a reduced price.  The bottom line is that
                  textbooks must be in a condition that would allow them to be
                  resold.  If you wouldn't buy it, chances are we won't
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