Textbooks on Amazon
Posted: Sat Aug 25, 2012 12:25 pm
Why are casebooks and such so cheap on Amazon? Bookstore sells them for over $150, but I can just get them for less than $20. Are these scams?
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Maybe lots of highlighter marks and damage to the book? I would be most worried about it being the wrong edition.splittermcsplit88 wrote:Why are casebooks and such so cheap on Amazon? Bookstore sells them for over $150, but I can just get them for less than $20. Are these scams?
Lol did you go to college? The "deal" is:splittermcsplit88 wrote:Civil Procedure, Seventh Edition
by Stephen C. Yeazell
$16.80
Seller with good ratings. What's the deal?
On a scale of zero to internet, his 'attitude' was maybe a 0.6. Chill.splittermcsplit88 wrote:Like I said, I've got the correct edition as the syllabus says 7/8 ed. Didn't know past editions dropped so slow. Still doesn't warrant your attitude.
Lol thanks. I wasn't trying to be a jerk OP, I was just explaining why it was so cheap. I was also just surprised you have made it to LS without discovering that Amazon sells shit ridiculously cheap. Sorry my amusement came across as "attitude."rinkrat19 wrote:On a scale of zero to internet, his 'attitude' was maybe a 0.6. Chill.splittermcsplit88 wrote:Like I said, I've got the correct edition as the syllabus says 7/8 ed. Didn't know past editions dropped so slow. Still doesn't warrant your attitude.
The civil procedure world has evolved quite rapidly based on several recent SCOTUS decisions. Most of the older edition Civ Pro casebooks are essentially worthless, and difficult to unload on Amazon.splittermcsplit88 wrote:Like I said, I've got the correct edition as the syllabus says 7/8 ed. Didn't know past editions dropped so slow. Still doesn't warrant your attitude.