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Purchasing Textbooks Has anyone else ever been scammed by college textbooks, or textbooks in general? I just painfully stubbed my toe on one that fell off my bookcase, and I realized that I've never actually legitimately used most of them. Though given I've only purchased 3 textbooks over the years, just a single book received use. The other two books are what I want to complain about: The first one is [url=http://i1.minus.com/iEfEAwxUdv1h5.jpg]Calculus, The Early Transcendentals[/url] which cost me $130 [b]loose leaf[/b]. "Oh, you'll use it for all tiers of calculus we teach here and it comes with a Web Assign key! It's a really good book!" the advisor told me. I was a first year at the time and cluelessly bought it. My professor

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