Digital, Audio & Online Books

Is there a law that bookstores that sell college text books, must give a person the ISBN if asked?

Just wondering if I could get a better deal on textbooks online. I have ask a bookstore in an Oklahoma Community College bookstore and they said they couldn’t give me that information. I’ve been told there is a law against not giving that info, if they were asked. Thanks in advance.

No, there’s no law that requires them to do so.

Get the title, author, edition or ISBN off the book in the bookstore.

Use that to search Amazon and Half.com for the same book.

You should save on books using just those two sources at the rate of half or more. I generally pay 25% of new cost for my textbooks.

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How To Make Money Selling Blogs.

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Dear Friend,

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When I got into the biz of selling blogs for a living, I soon realized that this was NOT some guru filled, underground, secret niche that hadn’t been discovered. In fact, it had been discovered by several other profiteers like me for a little over a year now.
I figured that blog trading was not a secret, yet everyone I asked for information on it seemed to call me crazy.

“Selling blogs? Sean, why would you sell blogs, they’re just worthless personal logs…” – David

Even when I asked the big blogging gurus, they knew nothing about blog flipping. It was up to me to discover and learn the best techniques and strategies for building a solid blog, and selling it for thousands.

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“Dude, how did you manage to get $3000 bucks for a blog?! I’m sitting here right now with 10 minutes to go on and the highest bid on my blog is $80!” – David

Later, I received an email in which he asked me to jot down some of the techniques that I had used to appreciate the value of my blogs. I wrote him up about a page of information, clicked SEND, and went to bed.

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Author LeFlore returns to Stephens College to talk writing
COLUMBIA — Being a “smart artist” was the subject of best-selling author and Stephens College alumna Lyah Beth LeFlore’s lecture today at Stephens. “You have to be the Beyonce of books,” LeFlore said. LeFlore returned to Stephens to advise aspiring authors on how to succeed in what she called a very competitive literary world. About 25 women sat in the audience listening to LeFlore talk about …

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