06-03-2010, 09:45 PM
Check with your library. Ours has a section where books are for sale, and frequently I find textbooks there. I picked up a college-level business math book for $1 this week and then came home and saw that the same edition sells new for over $100 and used for over $40.
And it's not just textbooks, they sell fiction/non-fiction paperbacks for 50 cents and hardbacks for $1, if that's what you're looking for.
Which..... of course doesn't answer your question about *websites* but I wanted to mention it. It seems to be getting less and less common/easy to do so, but I, too, have found some great deals on eBay. My son's Western Civ 1 & 2 textbooks came new, wrapped in plastic, and with accompanying CDs & website login codes and we got them both, with shipping, for under $10. (They were being sold off cheaply because they were previous editions that had never sold.)
And it's not just textbooks, they sell fiction/non-fiction paperbacks for 50 cents and hardbacks for $1, if that's what you're looking for.
Which..... of course doesn't answer your question about *websites* but I wanted to mention it. It seems to be getting less and less common/easy to do so, but I, too, have found some great deals on eBay. My son's Western Civ 1 & 2 textbooks came new, wrapped in plastic, and with accompanying CDs & website login codes and we got them both, with shipping, for under $10. (They were being sold off cheaply because they were previous editions that had never sold.)
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