So, you’re in college, living it up, enjoying your little freedoms away from the homestead. You want to have some fun, once in a lifetime deal, right? However, the semester starts and you have to spend all your savings on books.
No more money for going out, for food, for new clothes. Really, you’ve gone into starving student mode. Not the fun you imagined. You could just skip the books, take decent lecture notes, and fake the rest, but you might find yourself in trouble along the way. And that is precisely why there’s Pazap, the student book exchange. This little 2.0 start-up lets students trade and sell books without any fuss. Pazap is customized for your campus; books are categorized by subject, and you’ll even get an SMS when your book is sold. To register you’ll have to select your state and uni. Once you’ve done that you can post and sell your books or find the books you need. Joining is free, of course.
Pazap.com In Their Own Words
“Pazap is determined to help students buy and sell their books using the new web 2.0 medium. It
came from 2 years from an intense experience from a previous California based book exchange venture. It’s a recreation not only to solve known issues of a book exchange, but to redesign the User Interface and implement functionalities that consider a student’s chaotic life when buying and selling those darn books. From two years of brainstorming and experience with the latest in Web Technologies together, Pazap.com gives students a book exchange an experience on a whole new level – one that students will find useful, and fun!”
Why Pazap.com It Might Be A Killer
Pazap gives student book exchange a 2.0 edge. Pazap takes the student’s busy life into account. Searches are easy to implement. The interface allows one to navigate with ease. You can drag and drop photos into your posts. Notifications are mobilized. And it’s got a colorful, engaging design.
Some Questions About Pazap.com
Will Pazap add more colleges soon? A more detailed help/FAQ section would be useful. Also, perhaps a wishlist notification or RSS feed for books that you need. 
