Used Books Sample Clauses

Used Books. B&T Fulfillment will continue to provide fulfillment services to Varsity consistent with the following: a. Varsity will purchase and deliver to B&T Fulfillment, at Varsity’s expense, used textbooks. Varsity and B&T Fulfillment agree to use commercially reasonable efforts to mutually agree on a maximum number of used textbook titles and quantities eligible for fulfillment services with respect to (i) the Fall 2006 Selling Season no later than February 28, 2006 and (ii) the Fall 2007 Selling Season no later than February 28, 2007. B&T Fulfillment agrees for the Fall Selling Seasons to stock as used books up to a mutually agreed upon number of the unique titles that Varsity orders as new titles, as calculated from July 1, 2006. The quantities of these used titles to be stocked must be in line with the overall sales forecasts and mutually agreed upon by the parties for each Fall Selling Season and not in addition to the forecasted sales. Used books will be sent to B&T Fulfillment from two sources: used book brokers and from Varsity customers as part of Varsity’s buy back programs. Receipts from used book brokers will be handled in a similar fashion as other book vendors and buy back programs used book returns from Varsity customers will be handled via the Varsity buy back programs processing procedures developed and agreed upon by the parties and changed from time to time by mutual agreement. b. B&T Fulfillment will receive the used books into Varsity’s reserve inventory and assign each title a separate ISBN to distinguish the used books from new versions of the same title. If such receiving process requires barcoding by B&T, B&T will charge Varsity * per barcode. [* INDICATES THAT CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT HAS BEEN REQUESTED AND THE REMOVED INFORMATION HAS BEEN OMITTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE COMMISSION.] Varsity has the right and B&T’s Fulfillment suggests that they assign a Varsity employee to participate in, the review, evaluation and receipt process for their used books. c. Varsity will determine the list price of each used book title. d. B&T Fulfillment will assign a cost in its system of the list price less * * e. B&T Fulfillment will use a * discount off the list price as the price it charges Varsity, plus a handling charge of * per book. f. The Promotional and Customer Services fee of * per book shipped specified in the Promotional and Customer Services Agreement dated as of October 1, 1999, as amended, will be charged to Varsity. g. The net sales ...
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Used Books. While students may purchase new books, the MBS textbook buyers make every effort to maximize the number of used books available, providing a 25 percent savings. Textbooks are delivered directly to the student using UPS tracking. There are three methods of shipping available: Ground (three to five days), Second Day Air, and Next Day Air. The charges for the delivery are based on current UPS rates based on weight of the package and where the package is being shipped. Books may be sold back to MBS by calling the toll-free number to determine the current value of the book. For books with resale value, MBS will send a check directly to the seller. Campus Bookstore‌‌ At some campuses, students may purchase their books at an on-site bookstore or nearby local bookstore.
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Used Books. In order to stretch textbook dollars, the Bookstore attempts to have available used copies of current texts whenever possible. These are purchased from students and used-book companies. Books may be sold back to the Bookstore again at one-half price, provided it is being used by the professor for the next term and book quantities for the class have not been filled. Books that are not being used in future terms will have a value determined by our wholesaler. In order to sell books back to the bookstore, students must show their student I.D. LifeWay’s contract with Union does not allow for other vendors to sell or buy back texbooks on campus. Individual students, student organizations and/or outside persons may not allow other vendors to sell or buy back textbooks on campus (e.g. Belltower Books.) LifeWay is the only place locally that students would potentially receive up to half for their books. When books are bought back at LifeWay, it makes used books available for future Union stsudents. In addition, when books are sold to other vendors, those books are shipped out and made available to other colleges and reduces the availability for Union students to purchase discounted used books at Union. LifeWay also contributes a percentage of its sales to Union, and buyback supports the sale of textbooks. The bookstore does not assume responsibility for lost or stolen books. A Stolen Book Report may be completed in the bookstore for use by the management at book buy- back time.
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