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As the thread title says, where do you find the best deals on your college textbooks on-line? Any assistance would be appreciated :beer:
Where's the best place to buy college textbooks on-line?
- Thread starter Zim Hosein
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Thanks for the half.com suggestions fellow ATOT members, but after searching through their website, I was able to buy my textbooks cheaper and shipped faster from B&N! :Q & 
Zorba
Lifer
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Amazon has a lot of books but most of their textbooks are sold at full MSRP, just like the local bookstores. I've been using half.com for two years. I'd order early before the semester starts bt three weeks or so since it seems the sellers just can't keep up with the demand right at the two weeks before and after classes start.
www.pickabook.co.uk
they were insanely cheap for the books i needed. the only problem is they're in england, so order these book 3-4 weeks in advance from when you need them for good measure.
they were insanely cheap for the books i needed. the only problem is they're in england, so order these book 3-4 weeks in advance from when you need them for good measure.
MustangSVT
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THEY HAVE SPAMMED CAMPUS WORSE THAN ANY THE BIBLE THUMPERS FIRST WEEK OF CLASS
I hate their fscking advertisements. I have gotten their handouts in every single classroom in ENS for at least the first 3 days of class.
They're book are no cheaper than the coop, and even with tax, you save <10%. Whoop de fscking do.
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