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justapuppy · 06-21-2011, 10:31 AM

[Rant]: I need a psychology textbook based on a test that was published in 1997, and was updated in 2008. Ebook prices range from £22 (only one site) to £60... WTF - £60 for a book that it at least 3 years out of all normal use?

Yet still, I need it, I'll probably end up spending that £22 for just a month of use, by then we'll have the new test available :|
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06-21-2011, 10:31 AM	#109
justapuppy Member Posts: 21 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jun 2011 Device: Sony PRS650	[Rant]: I need a psychology textbook based on a test that was published in 1997, and was updated in 2008. Ebook prices range from £22 (only one site) to £60... WTF - £60 for a book that it at least 3 years out of all normal use? Yet still, I need it, I'll probably end up spending that £22 for just a month of use, by then we'll have the new test available :\| [/Rant]