Comments on: Where to Buy & Rent Textbooks Online

By: Sean Johnson

Sean Johnson — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 15:37:08 +0000

Great post, Renting is changing the textbook industry from a sellers market to a buyers/renters market, prices are dropping rapidly. Check out textbook giant eCampus.com, they have been around longer than any of the other sites. They offer rentals AND eBooks, along with a huge selection of new and used books for the ones you might actually want to keep for later on in your professional career. you can browse through their selection of rentals here: http://www.ecampus.com/rent-textbooks.asp

By: Joe Cannon

Joe Cannon — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 21:40:14 +0000

Did you know that the average student will spend over $500 per term buying textbooks? Seems like an awful lot of money to buy textbooks that often get opened one time, right? Well, with Chegg.com, you will save hundreds!
So stop wasting your money and start renting from Chegg.com. I’m on the bandwagon and I’ve saved enough to buy all my term papers! Not really, but I have saved some serious cash by Chegging my books. I have a promo code that will save you an additional 5% off your total order, useCC114222.
Want proof?
Essential Biology by Campbell, Reece & Simon is $83.18 if you buy it on Amazon.com. If you rent it on Chegg.com, it’s only $11.78. That’s a savings of over $71!
It’s so simple, just search for the books you need and place your order. Chegg will ship them to you fast and at the end of the term you ship them back for free. What’s really cool is that they plant a tree for every book that you rent.
Don’t forget to visit Chegg.com and use promo code CC114222.

By: Jimmy

Jimmy — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 05:08:28 +0000

Chegg is a ripoff…I ordered books and they never came. Went to Bookrenter.com, and got them quickly and for LESS money than Chegg. Love Bookrenter.