Textbook Aquisition Advice in Need.

[Radiant_Maelstrom]

As school starts soon, students are getting ready via paperwork and school supplies and I am no different. What I do need help is some good sources of buying textbooks without having to resort to buying from campus or their associated Barnes and Nobles partner. Anyone has any good sources? Thank you .

[Ysh]

As school starts soon, students are getting ready via paperwork and school supplies and I am no different. What I do need help is some good sources of buying textbooks without having to resort to buying from campus or their associated Barnes and Nobles partner. Anyone has any good sources? Thank you .

You can find many text book on internet. Some university does scam to force online homework. In this case you will became screw.

[Radiant_Maelstrom]

I was more meaning specific source like Amazon or Bookwarehouse.

[Bankus]

Pretty much Amazon or eBay. They're pretty reliable. I've never used any others.

[wonder-ass]

http://www.slugbooks.com/
this will show u the good areas to buy books from for a good price instead of the scam they give u at school/other stores hope this will help .

[Radiant_Maelstrom]

http://www.slugbooks.com/
this will show u the good areas to buy books from for a good price instead of the scam they give u at school/other stores hope this will help .

I'll go ahead and bookmark that to look right afterwards. Thanks!

[MagicManICT]

I can tell you that the college bookstores are having to stay competitive with the likes of Amazon and others. Just shop around a bit. Amazon is a pretty solid way to rent textbooks, though there are some restrictions about "use" of books--highlighting, etc.

[ChildhoodObesity]

hey u wanna buy some books??? i have book for sale

[Radiant_Maelstrom]

So in results of the advice that I have been given, I was able to get two of the textbook at 10% of what they would have been in the campus bookstore. Sadly the third one isn't as cheap but I still shaved off $10-20 dollars. Thanks everyone!