Things You'll Need:
- Internet Access
- Computers
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Step 1
Click a Related Site, enter the word "books" into a search engine such as Yahoo or Alta Vista, or click on the box for "books" in the shopping list below and choose the "shop online" option.
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Step 2
Browse for books by title, author, subject, best-seller list or other method. If you know the exact book you are looking for, enter the name in the Keyword Search field.
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Step 3
Take time to explore the site for critiques, reviews and customers' comments.
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Step 4
Choose the edition you want - for example, paperback or hardcover.
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Step 5
Check the price of the book, often a significant savings over retail.
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Step 6
Note shipping costs and sales tax (if applicable). Add these costs to the cost of the book to get your total price.
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Step 7
Order a book by clicking to add it to your online shopping cart.
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Step 8
Continue browsing until you have added everything you want to your shopping cart. Proceed to "checkout."
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Step 9
Fill out shipping and billing information and supply your credit card number; choose the type of shipping based on how soon you want delivery.
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Step 10
Submit your order.











Comments
shr3yas said
on 6/18/2007 The best way to get the lowest prices is by going through comparison engines which will scout all the best seller sites for the lowest prices. Examples are bookfinder.com, allbookstores.com, ugenie.com.
A1books.com I have seen has very good prices. They seem to sell themselves and have other sellers on their site also.
vald said
on 2/23/2007 Check books99.com I just found it yesterday. looks simple and fast. in one search you get several offers
http://www.books99.com
mollyQ said
on 2/19/2007 First off, you will always be able to find savings online, particularly with used copies of books. There are a bunch of great online bookstores to check out, so your best bet is to use a price comparison search engine like Textbook411.com (my favorite) It instantly finds you the cheapest copy of whatever book you are looking for. Saves time and a lot of money! http://www.textbook411.com
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Half.com has many textbooks available online, both new and used. It saved me almost $300 this semester.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Get the best value on your required reading by buying used books online. My favorite is 21northmain.com for price and convenience.