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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.cheapbooks.com
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Try http://www.whatsyourdeal.com  .. they have a coupon page that sometimes has ebay codes.
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I just purchased mine on Amazon and got a great price.  I usually get used books but some times you can get new ones for a few cents more.
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Campusbooks.com will compare textbook prices at all different websites (ebay, half.com, barnes & noble) so you can make sure you are getting a good price without going to each individual website.  Cut coupons from the paper, shop at thrift stores, go to the library for books & movie entertainment (no cost!) instead of video rental stores, etc.
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I get em all the time, could be a phishing ad, I also get catalogs from them I trash. Be careful where your coupons come from.
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Check eBay or half.com.  That's where I get all my textbooks for dirt cheap.
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I'm reporting you for spam.  This site is not meant for you to advertise another.  You've posted 10 questions in less than an hour advertising textbook411.  STOP.\n\nThanks for the 2 points.
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If you are going to use your college's book store, it doesn't really matter when you do it.  The price won't change much.\n\nHowever, if you really want to save money, find out the books that you will be needing and buy them on-line.  When you find out what books you need, you can just do a search for the ISBN numbers.
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half.com has some cheap textbooks.
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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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http://www.salebooks.com
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www.campusbooks.com - compares all the different sites (barnes & noble, amazon, etc.) and shows you which has it for the cheapest price.  As long as you have the title & edition or ISBN, it shouldn't matter what college you are at, they should have your books.
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there are free e books,
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Not sure what that means. If your book is listed as "good" or "excellent" or anything sounding like it's in decent condition, i would not worry. You can send the seller a message and ask them though (they might not reply though). \n\nI purchase my books from www.half.com all the time and i always get books in great condition. I doubt the publisher's mark is anything to be worried about. It probably just means the book has a random mark or sticker on it making it upsuitable for giving to your friend as a gift. For personal use it's probably not important. \n\nGood for you for not purchasing your book at a college book store. Don't let the bastards rip you off!
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Yer talkin' to the old bookworm here, frequenter of used bookstores.\n\nThere is very little cash market for used books unless you follow a sales route yourself. I've watched a pittance change hands for boxes of books and many turned away because of overstocks or lack of interest.\n\nI turn mine into these bookstores for credit that allows me half off of the price of books that I buy from the store.\n\nIf you're looking for a return on the price you paid for them, your best bet is to donate them to a church or charitable book or rummage sale. They'll provide you with a receipt that you can use against your taxes, and it will be based on price you paid for the book, not what it can be resold for. Just make sure they're a 401c3 charity.\n\nSelling them on your own is the next best bet. In bulk at estate sales, thousand dollar encyclopedia sets go for $1, so you are unlikely to make much selling them by the box.\n\nGarage sale, flea market, eBay. Highlight them separately, sell them one by one or sets of one author or one genre.\n\nOr -- just trade them in and use them as credit toward future books.\n\nGood luck!