My brother is starting university in the fall and he wants to get some of his text books for cheap. :whistling So my question is: what are the best trackers with regards to uni text books?
Then I have to find him an invite... :shifty:
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My brother is starting university in the fall and he wants to get some of his text books for cheap. :whistling So my question is: what are the best trackers with regards to uni text books?
Then I have to find him an invite... :shifty:
torrenting in most colleges is never the wisest thing to do,i wouldn't encourage it if you ask me.Do you know his college's policy as regards p2p?Quote:
Originally Posted by TheAllusionist
I know of places where they force you to install some software<read spy material> before they grant you access to the network.
Google advanced search suits anybody just fine for this kind of stuff :P
his better choice to to get them from a friend and copy them himself. However if you want to check e learning/books trackers check this topic: http://filesharingtalk.com/vb3/f-bit...er-list-344292
I think the plan is to get the stuff he wants asap before he goes and then see what their policy is when he gets there.Quote:
Originally Posted by sez
Thanks for the suggestions guys, I'll (he'll) look in to it. :)
bitme.org rules (However not member there but friends got it) specially very good medical ebooks sources
I got bitspyder and learnbits.me they help alot specially about IT
He's going in to mathematics and taking some science courses (physics/chemistry stuff)... so would you recommend bitme.org for that?
We came to determine, I'm not a member of bitme but i think it gonna helpQuote:
Originally Posted by TheAllusionist
My advice for you now is using Demonoid and btjunkie.com .They have alot of contents and i've once uploaded a package on demonoid containg +120 books "All available schaum outlines Books on the web" i know it gonna help, You can view it's contents before downloading.