Buying discounted book

[Lenno]

Before I obtained HS internet I would order through Bargin Books, it's an old fashioned mail order discount book seller but I would have to mail in a check and if the book was sold out they would mail me a refund check.
I use the Libary as well but they mail the books to me and I only have a week to read a book, a week latter I've forgotten what I read.
www.Hamiltonbooks.com has the same stock as Bargain Books and sells on-line. The picing is about 66% below retail. I bought a copy of Soros's lectures and Rules For Radicals for $4.95 and $5.95. I also got copy of America 4 sale for $2.95 and The US Constitution Explained for $8.98.
There are many best sellers at bargain prices.

[grower]

Thanks for the link, Lenno. I bookmarked it. They seem to have an exceptionally wide variety of books, and very good prices.

[twobarkingdogs]

Don't limit yourself to just one seller. Try http://www.bookfinder.com Its a bookseller search engine. I buy lots of used & new books through sellers listed on the site




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[Davy Crockett]

Nice resources.
thanks

[grower]

The main places I've used online for buying books are:
Vegsource.com (for used homeschool materials / textbooks)
Amazon.com used books -- I have always been amazed at the excellent quality and cheap price of the used books on Amazon.

[jazzy]

one of my all time places to go to is www.abesbooks.com . ive found incredible deals for $1 or $2 bucks a book.

i usually scout books on amazon and then go to abes and see what they are. if you search a selected seller, they will often combine or reduce shipping, and sometimes offer free shipping.

almost always ive found a book cheaper on abes than anywhere else.

thanks all for the other links, ill check them out too!