Half Price Books — Local services in Ross Township

Steel City Legacy's(rather from a person or persons unknown somewheres there around north by southwest)personally assessing 'Very good' DVD copy[HPB-Pittsburgh's I Spit on Your Grave,millennium edition:another mail order job welt done]touched down on this addressee with multiple noticeable scratches -and though disc's majority just appear superficial- your misled/misspoken estimate counts as no dice to expanding any further grandeur my already gargantuan private "film industry yield" mother lode! Think presentation whenever undergone why subsequent jettison via USPS GROUND ADVANTAGE at whatever fingertips handled in-store junk inventory which hasn't showroom been moving;I imagine better part of an embarkment out here through we the website consumers actual "could care less" across these such anticipative matters...Thank you.

p.s. Go ask sister companies HPB-Fayette,added,HPB-Apple Valley for remedial courses about both chain store's movie catalogue appraisal levels(pinpointedly,their '78,'88 The Hound of the Baskervilles[Peter Cook,Dudley Moore] & Without a Clue[Michael Caine,Ben Kingsley]respectively there advertising 'Very good' also under website alibris),each separate 4oz. rate postage mailer did arrive same Monday afternoon right alongside yours,save that---from either one had those DVD play sides shined like new money!!!

p.s.p.s. Moreover,apart they were a-buck-and-change...

I have to say I've never had a negative experience at any half price books I've been to, and it is quite a few in several states, but this one is getting my first review. I go to HPB and spend between 100-200 dollars every couple of months gathering new books to devour, but because of the pandemic I hadn't acquired any new reading material in quite a long time. I always pick my books based on covers and synopsis while walking the aisles, so not having that luxury is quite trying on my selection process. I ended up randomly clicking a bunch of different book recommendations from Goodreads and compiled a list, then checked the HPB website for this location and was able to see they had 14 of the titles. I called the store and spoke with Woody, I believe he said his name was, who painstakingly checked for all 14 of the books I wanted and was able to locate 12 of the 14. I must say, I truly appreciate him taking the amount of time he took to essentially book shop for me and the contactless pickup went smoothly. Every time I've visited I've left with the impression that the employees do like their jobs and just books in general and the fact that they are willing to scavenger hunt the store for some random lady to avoid more people possibly coming in contact with the virus just makes me all the...

People are so silly. This place is amazing! If you're an avid, diverse reader, you'll love this place. If you're bringing a bunch of books here thinking you're going to walk out at the same socioeconomic level as Elon Musk, you're mistaken. This place has to make enough money to keep multiple stores open and pay hundreds of staff members. They're not going to give you a lot of money for your used books. If you can find another place that will give you more money for your books, then go for it! Oh yeah, you can't. You can either donate them or sell them all to Half Priced Books. Pick your poison. I sell books here all the time and have never been disappointed with the amount of money they offer. It's usually somewhere between 50 cents to 1 dollar per book. Sometimes you get lucky and you have a well desired title, and they'll give you a little more. It says right on their website that the types of books you have determines what they'll pay. The employees are so nice and respectful, and if you genuinely have a bad experience here, it's 100% your fault. Sorry to be the...