High textbook costs and how to save some money...

Did you get arrested for illegally buying a book (assumin g you were in the US or Canada at the time of your flat tire)?

 

...and for free clep and dantes books, it's hard to beat free:

http://www.petersons.com/airforce/books.asp (scroll down to dsst/clep books)
http://www.inarng.org/Education/education.htm

Greg

 

No I did not.. I am no lawyer but, I believe the burden of proof would have been on the police to prove I bought the book. Although it is not for sale in the US, nothing says it can't be possessed in the US. I could just as easily of purchased it or had it purchased for me on a trip to Bali.

 

Oh yeah, one more thing to add. When you sell a book on Amazon or Half.com, make sure your checking account info is valid--don't be like me, sell two books and goof the account number up so you can't get the money!

 

Regarding favorite book comparison sites, I really like CheapBooks.com more than AddAll.com or BigWords.com. AddAll.com doesn't seem to do as many comparisons and BigWords.com has you go through too many pages to get to the info.

 

AddAll www.addall.com
Big Words www.bigwords.com
CheapBooks www.cheapbooks.com

Thanks for the new book sites!