Textbook for textbook
Done with ECON 1B03? Someone in second year has the ECON 2G03 book you need. Swap directly, no money, no waiting, no shipping. The cleanest use case for trades on campus.
Swap what you have for what you need; no money changes hands, no fees. Just two students helping each other out.
When posting, select "Trade" or "Open to trade" and describe what you're looking for. Be specific, "looking for ECON 2G03 textbook" is better than "looking for textbooks."
Another student sees your listing and proposes their item in the app chat. You review their offer, ask questions, check their rating. You're in control of whether to proceed.
You agree on the swap, pick a campus meetup spot, inspect both items, and exchange. Rate each other after. Zero fees on trades. The 8% transaction fee only applies when someone pays through Loot in-app.
Done with ECON 1B03? Someone in second year has the ECON 2G03 book you need. Swap directly, no money, no waiting, no shipping. The cleanest use case for trades on campus.
Jacket for jacket, calculator for calculator, monitor for monitor. Same category, similar value, no money needed. Agree on fair value in the chat before committing to the swap.
Finished a course with detailed notes? Trade with someone who has notes for a course you're taking next semester. Real value, zero cost.
When you're both giving something up, people actually show up. Verified students, real accounts with ratings and transaction history, real consequences for flaking. The skin-in-the-game nature of trades means they have a higher show-up rate than cash transactions, and a lower dispute rate.
No fee on trades. No payment processing. The 8% transaction fee only applies when someone pays through Loot in-app (buyer protection included). When you're just swapping stuff, no money changes hands.
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