Where can I find the lowest prices on textbooks?

I only have to use three textbooks this semester, but either used or new, they're going to cost me between $225-$300 at my college bookstore. There's NO WAY I can afford anywhere near that! Thanks!Where can I find the lowest prices on textbooks?
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Great info I would also suggest using GreenTextbooks.org

Save Money, Save The Planet



GreenTextbooks.org specializes in the recycling of textbooks, DVDs, CDs. Buying used textbooks not only saves you money, but cuts down on greenhouse gases caused by the manufacturing of new textbooks.

With GreenTextbooks.org you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green. http://www.GreenTextbooks.orgWhere can I find the lowest prices on textbooks?
There are number of websites that people would say to buy books. However the one that many people on my campus and myself use to compare textbook prices before buying is the :

http://usedtextbookprices.com/



It tells me where is the book available for the cheapest. Over 100+ bookstore prices are compared with a single click. Personally I have saved a lot with this site. I thought amazon was the cheapest always but I proved me wrong...Where can I find the lowest prices on textbooks?
Hey- The best place to rent or buy textbooks cheap is www.chegg.com. I rent from them every semester and I save at least $300 compared to school bookstore prices that are very high!



Chegg has a promotion going on where you can win some good stuff possibly a vacation so I would try there. I just rented mine today (didnt win the vaca though) :( LOL

Use coupon code CC102398 for a discount!
The best option for you is deff http://www.bigwords.com. I've been using them for years and they always save me money. Unlike most of the bogus sites out there, bigwords.com searches all the online textbook retailers and rental sites...so they'll find you the best deals. It's awesome and deff worth looking into.
i ordered on amazon...buying used books is obviously the way to go i got 6 books for less than 400

including a chem book that was almost 100 dollars cheaper than buying new



amazon was better than ebay for me



try that or just google 'Cheap textbooks" or somethig
Try renting from http://www.chegg.com and use this re-usable coupon code: CC130740 you'll save over 85% over buying from stores. They do buyback too if you need to make some bux.

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