Need site to buy textbooks

[habib89]

www.addall.com

 

[Albis]

Originally posted by: ChaoZ
Managerial Accounting, 11th Ed.
By Garrison and Noreen

That book is pretty good. I'm teaching Managerial Accounting right now and we use that book here at Michigan.

 

[ChaoZ]

Originally posted by: Albis

Originally posted by: ChaoZ
Managerial Accounting, 11th Ed.
By Garrison and Noreen

That book is pretty good. I'm teaching Managerial Accounting right now and we use that book here at Michigan.

Score me a free copy

 

[ironk]

Look book up at school website obviously overpriced. Look book up on both Amazon and Barnes and Noble and make sure ISBN match correctly also compare the price.

That would work if the university gave out the ISBN number...Northeastern University are such cunts that they won't tell you what the ISBN number is before the semester starts nor they give it out on the phone or website (actually, they don't have a bookstore website). A LOT of the books in their bookstore are priced double of what you find on addall, used even.

Dont' they make enough already? Its not like the money goes to pay for a teachers salary.

 

[blueshoe]

Originally posted by: DrPizza
I repeat:

WWW.ADDALL.COM

(had to shout... a couple people didn't read my post )
Give it a try... you'll see that your precious half.com and Amazon and Barnes and Noble are all checked via that one place. One search... get results from 40 or so different places, including overseas. (I had a physics textbook that including express shipping (air) from Britain, was still $50 cheaper than anyplace in the U.S.)

Yup, this is what I've been using. It has been great for me.

 

[Soapy Bones]

I have the book but it has a special "Fisher College of Business The Ohio State University" thing on it making it cost an extra $20 and be only available at the bookstores down here.

One of those you have got to be kidding me things


It is a good book though, i'll give you that