Save up to 70% on college and professional books at http://www.valoreBooks.com. Be sure to use the promotional code "promote" (without quotes) to save an additional 5% at checkout. That code can be used each time you buy books. Does anyone know more sites for cheap books?
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.cheapbooks.com
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www.edwardrhamilton.com/ is a great sourse for books at low prices there is a shipping fee but even with that i still get them cheaper there than anywhere else i could find online
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If you want to obtain a lot of used books inexpensively, I would suggest a local library. Many have large book sales a couple times a year where donated books can be bought very inexpensively.
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Definitely try amazon.com, they frequently have used books that are in good shape and very cheap.\nAlso, another thing you may want to look into is getting employed by Walgreen's. They will give you the books and the flashcards to study from. They also offer courses in the material and practice tests.\nFinally, they pay for your exam so you don't have to pay for registration. That and when you are done you also have a job. CVS and other chains may also offer this, but I haven't heard either way.
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Your price is to high. This same book is for sale on eBay's sister site - Half.com for $0.75 cents + $3.25 to ship. Simple economics - $4 bucks is a lot cheaper than the $9 you're trying to get.
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check out Textbook411.com , its a free price comparison search engine that INCLUDES AMAZON and about 20 other bookstores, that way you always get the best price!  and amazon is a great bookstore, lots of savings in the marketplace
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Its easy; search these terms in the yahoo.com search guide:\n\nself publishing book\n\nThere are tons of printers and online resources.  When you start open a note pad and keep notes on prices so you can find the best one.
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If you dont mind paying, go to http://www.half.com and get the books there.
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Howdy. This book is available used for as low as 68¢ with FAST delivery available. See links below.\n\nA quick search of  WorldCat, the OCLC catalog of books, at any library shows copies all over. You should be able to ask your local library to request an Inter-Library Loan.\n\nGood Luck!
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Book cost depends on new verus used and what classes you take.  You can also find cheaper textbooks online, so make sure you look around.  Used books are always great, so don't shy away from them.
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Please be thoughtful to donate them to a University,or a Sheltered Workshop if they are listing anything for sales on line. \n\nAny not-for-profit organization would be blessed to have this donation if they are currently working with computers.  \n\nIf you find a Sheltered Workshop, give them the idea to take in donations of books that are rated R and not for resale at Good Will and list them on Amazon.com  Very kind of you to donate them.
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hey I am reading this exact book and here are good websites!\nhttp://www.jiskha.com/display.cgi?id=1162397094\nhttp://www.pinkmonkey.com/booknotes/monkeynotes/pmDeathSalesman20.asp\nhttp://mb.sparknotes.com/mb.epl?b=547&m=1229408&t=348048&w=1\nhttp://ca.answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Ak11yDlirDGdvDYEX7SeTrnAFQx.?qid=20061101131237AAUkDwT\n\nhttp://barronsbooknotes.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=48&t=000028\n\nhttp://www.termpapers-termpapers.com/dbs/g1/toi181.shtml\n\ngood luck!
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I've gotten some great deals on Amazon.  They're more than books and CDs now.  I got shoes!  At like 10 bucks less than I've seen anywhere else.  Also lots of great deals on CDs. I like it better than ebay for regular purchases.  Sometimes with Ebay you really never now.
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See all 559 customer reviews\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0743454537/qid=1148973378/sr=2-1/ref=pd_bbs_b_2_1/002-9249731-8385617?s=books&v=glance&n=283155
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Bring in popular authors for readings and question/answer periods, particularly authors.\n\nMake sure your window displays feature popular books as well as quirky, youth-oriented choices.\n\nAdvertise on the local university/college campus and consider putting a 10% off coupon in the newsletters at local K-12 schools.  Get the kids involved by saying the discount is for people under 18 only, so the kids have to come in with their parents.
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Hi.\n\nI really recommend setting up a seller account at Amazon.com.  It's VERY easy to do and then you have a lot of control over the price your book gets.  By entering in the textbook ISBN, you'll also know if there's any current demand for your book (e.g. if there are a ton of texts at a low price, just donate the book; you probably won't get a decent buyer worth your effort).\n\nAlthough Amazon.com charges a commission, they also give you a shipping concession (amount varies, but generally $3-$5 per book).  If you ship media mail, you can generally make a little money on the shipping, too.  Besides, even though you pay Amazon a commission, you still generally come out ahead over the campus bookstores.\n\nBy the way, selling books on Amazon.com is exactly what services like textbook411 and cash4books do, too.  (You can also try half.com and bigwords.com.)\n\nI've sold textbooks on Amazon pretty quickly.  Generally, I have them only in my possession (after listing) for 3-5 days.  Depending on the time of year (summer is generally slow), I may have them longer, but it's okay.  Eventually they sell and I get much more than I would've otherwise.\n\nFinally, as a last resort, don't throw your books away.  You can donate and ship them for free where the texts will benefit third world countries and literacy programs.  Visit http://www.betterworldbooks.com/bigwordsmrs/ for more information.\n\nI highly recommend it!