Find the best price shipped on ANY Book

[freeloaderz]

For people who buy NEW (not used) books -

I found a website called AnyBook4Less.com. You simply enter your criteria (I get the ISBN from BN.COM or AMAZON) and then it will show you all the prices shipped from low to high. The usual big stores are included in the search and will also apply your book store member discounts if applicable.

I have bought several books shipped for less than half the cover at the local B&M stores. YMMV

(I am not affiliated in any way with the site except that I make use it to buy my books and save $$)

 

[Mr N8]

Thanks, good find!

 

[GtPrOjEcTX]

I used addall.com

 

[misterj]

good finds

 

[InverseOfNeo]

Originally posted by: GtPrOjEcTX
I used addall.com

Yea, same here...it seems to be the easiest. I tried bigwords and I didnt like it...they made it too confusing or something.

 

[gwlam12]

Originally posted by: GtPrOjEcTX
I used addall.com

 

[cyberia]

Originally posted by: freeloaderz
For people who buy NEW (not used) books

Looks like they display used book prices too.

 

[nolovenohope]

Originally posted by: freeloaderz
For people who buy NEW (not used) books -

I found a website called AnyBook4Less.com. You simply enter your criteria (I get the ISBN from BN.COM or AMAZON) and then it will show you all the prices shipped from low to high. The usual big stores are included in the search and will also apply your book store member discounts if applicable.

I have bought several books shipped for less than half the cover at the local B&M stores. YMMV

(I am not affiliated in any way with the site except that I make use it to buy my books and save $$)

Bah, I go to UNH, and on that site, the biggest difference I saw was they had a book that was $5 cheaper then here at my school, and in some cases, $7 more than what they are selling it here at school for. = (

 

[eeman]

This type of thread always shows up around school start back.

You should really checkout www.bookfinder.com

It will search for both new and used books by Title or Author. I have bought several books this way.

 

[khayyam]

heh. let's make it a whole collection. http://isbn.nu is excellent as well.

 

[robsgirl75]

for tech books, i always check bookpool.com

 

[dleiss]

I have found the best prices with www.bestbookbuys.com, after reviewing AMAZON and getting the ISBN number there.

They include used books from half.com, where I found and purchased 5 books that turned out to be brand new.

 

[dleiss]

I have found the best prices with www.bestbookbuys.com, after reviewing AMAZON and getting the ISBN number there.

They include used books from half.com, where I found and purchased 5 books that turned out to be brand new.

 

[M0oG0oGaiPan]

This is slightly off topic, but the paperback edition of a book has everything the hardback edition has right?

 

[BurningRome]

Yeah I used to use www.bestbookbuys.com but it doesn't index Overstock.com, which has cheap shipping and usually beats Amazon by a good margin. I think the previously mentioned AnyBook4Less.com or Addall.com is the best one in terms of number of stores indexed and speed.....

 

[Devistater]

I was amazed this semester when I checked for college books. They were all cheaper by a few bucks at the college bookstore. Someone must have made a mistake there