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Sunday, January 10, 2010

WTF: if you want to save money on textbooks do a search on rapidshare for the PDF versions. i got all of my books for the term that and way and saved $400+ too


13 comments:

  1. I dunno how you got *all* of your textbooks

    each semseter I can find maybe 1 or 2 max, and usually one is in a shitty non-OCR'd format or out of edition.

    is there a rapidshare search engine?

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  2. I like owning books. And I think you're a bad person.

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  3. I guess it depends which program you're in. I'm rarely able to find mine, as they're not very common. Plus I get tired of reading off a computer screen enough as it is.

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  4. I've been trying since the start of the semester and couldn't find any. Links?

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  5. ^ try yoga or something, it calms the nerves.

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  6. printing off an entire textbook from a pdf is still probably cheaper than buying it from the even the used bookstore

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  7. This term, i saved a bunch of money by switching to Geico

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  8. just type rapidshare search into google and a bunch of engines will pop up...take your pick

    all of you not doing this: you are suckers for paying for those overpriced textbooks.

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  9. What program are you in OP? Because I can't find a single book for mine.

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  10. This is usually pretty easy in math/cs. Private ebook trackers work good too.

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  11. I need a private ebook tracker.
    now.

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  12. You've to pay for this. Thought it was free :(

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