FAQs

Using our website and found an item that you need? Follow these instructions when you’re ready to order:

• Open the item you’d like to purchase
• Click Add to cart
• Click on View cart
• Proceed to checkout
• Input your Email (required) and provide a time and meeting point in ‘order notes’ (optional)
• Finally, accept YoroNet Terms & Conditions and click on Place Order
• You’ll get an email from us confirming your order.

You will receive a notification by email to inform you that your order is being processed. We will then send another email to confirm a meeting point and time so you can inspect the item and pay in cash. Once you have put in an order, you are free to open an account with us to make it easy should you need to get in touch with us. In addition, we would appreciate it if you could leave a feedback so we can see how well we have done.

At YoroNet, we do not charge for orders at the point of checkout. Once you put in an order, we will arrange a meeting so you can inspect the item and pay in cash.

Yes, of course! If you need to cancel or make changes to your order, please contact us at info@yoronet.com as soon as possible and we’ll try our best to accommodate your cancellation or change request.

With YoroNet, you can sell textbooks, iPads, kindles, tablets, game consoles, electric train sets, and everything else provided that they are in reasonable condition. And more importantly that they comply with Hong Kong legal restrictions.

To sell with YoroNet, click on Sell in the top right-hand corner of your screen. You will have to fill in your email address (required), the item price (required), describe what you are selling ( including its condition), and finally, you will need to upload up 2 photos. And that’s all!

We will acknowledge reception of your form through your email. Next, we will provide you with a price by email as soon as your item has been checked. And if you accept our offer, we will arrange to meet.

At the moment, we only provide one method of payment. And that is COD (cash on delivery). If you’d like to know when other payment options are available, please contact us and we will notify you as soon as your preferred method of payment is available.

 unfortunately, we are not able to accept users from outside of the Hong Kong SAR.

Regrettably, we only offer textbooks in English at this time.

We go for books that are in readable condition so that somebody else takes pleasure in using them and this contributes to the environment. We do not take textbooks that present any of the following signs:

• Badly damaged cover, binding, or pages
• Missing or mangled pages
• Pages warped or discolored due to Water damage
• Excessive writing or highlighting
• An ISBN or edition that is different from the ISBN or edition that was quoted
• Tampered ISBN
• Missing CDs or discs (if essential)
• Annotated Teacher Edition
• Suspected Counterfeit

ISBN stands for International Standard Book Number and is a numbering process used to identify books. In general, most of the books that are publicly avaiallable, they have an ISBN. And each one is unique. Prior to 2007, they were 10 digits in length but since January 2007, they have been 13 digits long.

A book’s ISBN can be found in a number of places. Here are, the most usual locations:

• On the back cover, in the lower right-hand corner
• Inside flaps of the dust jacket, usually on the lower edge of the rear flap
• On the reverse of the title page, where the copyright information is
• On the last page of the book
• Amisdt the small print on the lower edge of the copyright page. especially, in the case of many books printed by Hodder and Stoughton
• With some older paperbacks, it is on the top of the spine edge, or printed vertically along the upper spine of the cover
• And on some older annuals, it is printed along the lower edge of the very first page in the book, or in the midst of copyright small print on the lower edge of the title page

A counterfeit textbook is an unauthorized copy, imitation or replica of an original copyrighted textbook. It is produced by some source other than the identified and authorized publisher, copyright holder, or licensee. We take the issue of copyrights infringement very seriously.

If you are selling a textbook, it is worth knowing its edition because the edition of a book determines its value. It can sometimes be overwhelming when trying to determine the edition of a book since publishers use different processes. And there are thousands of publishers out there.

At times, the publisher will distinctly disclose what a book’s release is by writing “First edition” on the page with the original publication date. On other occasions, you may not be so fortunate!

Nevertheless, there exist approaches to inquire into the edition of a textbook:

• Check when the book was patented and when it was issued. This is generally found at the back of the title page. If there are more than one copywriting date as it is occasionally the case. it is advised to use the most recent date.
• At times, there is a line of numbers on the printing page. every time, pick the lowest number to determine how many times the textbook has been printed. You may also find the printing date in this list of numbers.
• And finally, search for information that tells you segments have Been added. Textbooks edition often change if material in the book has been modified or if more facts have been added to the text.

We buy your textbooks and sell them on. Thus enabling someone else to benefit from the books you don’t need. You get paid and we keep books in circulation so they don’t end up in a junkyard.