Calling All Book Lovers

Jul 2, 2008 Basement

When you buy books, where do you usually go? Online or offline? And when you do buy books online (for those of you who have never bought books online, you should. They usually provide free shipping and give you great discounts), where is the place you go? A lot of people will probably say Amazon books or Barnes & Noble. Well, those are great places to shop for books online, but did you know that Buy.com also sells books, and at great prices too?

They offer a large selection of books, many at the lowest possible prices. If not the lowest, then they tell you where you can buy them cheaper! If you sign up for their credit card today, you also get a $30 discount off your first purchase!

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2 Responses to “Calling All Book Lovers”

Angela Says:
July 4th, 2008 at 12:48 pm

Where do I usually go:
Big bookstores like Chapters Indigo, or the locally-owned McNally Robinsons. I also go to used bookstores.

Most of my Japanese Literature-related books are bought online either via Amazon or ABE Books.
Mimi Says:
July 8th, 2008 at 4:19 pm

To Angela: Bookstores around here usually don’t offer any good discounts, which is why I prefer buying them online. Oh and because I’m lazy, haha.

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