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Last week I posted on how you should sell your books online instead of at the bookstore. The same goes for buying as well. Buying books can get expensive. This past semester I spent over $400 on my text books. This semester I plan on buying my books from half.com. Looking at the prices, I can probably save up to 50% on books. Not too shabby.

What has been your experience with buying books online? Drop me a line. I’d love to hear what you all have to say.

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Brett McKay | 23 Dec 06 | Text Books

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