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    Old 09-13-2007, 04:04 PM
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    Where are you getting your books for LSU, EC, Penn Foster and other traditional/online classes? I just purchased from half.com but felt that there could be a less expensive source.
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    I purchased all of my books (used) from amazon.
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    Where are you getting your books for LSU, EC, Penn Foster and other traditional/online classes? I just purchased from half.com but felt that there could be a less expensive source.

    I usually use Half.com or Amazon myself. Those will probably be the best places that I've found.
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    The tuition with Penn Foster covers the books as well. For others I purchase from barnes & noble, amazon, and steal my kids college books when they are finished with them.
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    Where are you getting your books for LSU, EC, Penn Foster and other traditional/online classes? I just purchased from half.com but felt that there could be a less expensive source.
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    Ahhhh and there is!
    AddALL book search and price comparison searches amazon, half, and a big chunk of the others. It tells you the best price including shipping and lists them- you simply click "buy now" and it links you to the site. You don't actually buy from addall- they are a search engine. I love that site!!
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