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You might try eBay, my grandaughter got some great savings on there
last year. Another good site is half.com, which is actually a
subsidiary of eBay. On there you don’t bid, you just see what
everyone’s charging and pick one. They’re great for books and music. A
lot of times cheaper than eBay too. And their shipping charges are
cheap (media mail). I usually watch for one with good feedback ratings
too. Also searching the individual books in Google might be a way to
see what’s out there cheaper. I do that a lot for comparisons. I am a
bookworm!
Good luck,
Linda
— In Budget101_@yahoogroups.com, “joes71351”
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> I know I’ve seen websites listed on this group for finding textbooks
> cheaper than new. But I didn’t write them down at the time, of course,
> and now I need them. My daughter will be a freshman in high school in
> the fall and two of the textbooks she needs will be brand new, and
> costing around $90 EACH.
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> Can someone direct me? Thanks.
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