Help finding textbooks

[bwayne337]

I've looked through the forums and tried pretty much all the sites i.e. gigapedia, GOOGLE, some of the search engines for torrents.

i did come up with one that linked back to elbitz.net - but their signups are closed.

i was wondering if somebody had the time to help out a fellow FST member to search up a couple books on private trackers like elbitz.net, bitme.org,warez.bb, all the other good ebook trackers. i've pretty much looked at the ones where sign-ups were opened, but they didn't have them.

anyways, PM me if you can help! It'll be greatly appreciated!

EDIT:
Would this actually be too much to ask? lol.. should i put some sort of bounty?

[X-Files]

http://www.freeetextbooks.com/account-signup.php

learnbits.me

bitspyder.net

docspedia.org

bitme.org

elbitz open signup sometimes, just read on their page - when

[LubTheStaringCat]

I don't know If Ebookvortex will be of any use, but you can always check.
It times out for me at the moment.
http://www.ebookvortex.com/

[Fishy2]

bitspyder.net is a great site :-)

[bwayne337]

aside from the ones that need invites, i haven't been able to find the books i wanted.
:S.... @Fishy2 - do you have a bitspyder.net account? if you do, can i pm you the books and could you just do a quick search?

and same goes for anybody who has a bitme account. i don't need it unless they have my books pretty much :P

[Quarterquack]

As I offer most people that pass by these forums asking for BitMe accounts, I will, out of the goodness of my heart, download all the books you need from there for you, as long as you don't give me a list akin to a high school girl's dream guy characteristics list.

Most people only ever need 2-3 books, and for that, it is pointless to waste someone's invite. Post the book names here I'll update you with what versions exist on there, and if you need them, I'll get them to you, and read them myself in due time. I already expand my knowledge in an erratic way, so this is actually as close to a "recommendations" list as I get. :lol:

[bwayne337]

haha alright cool. i can't exactly write the books out here. you'll see why i'll pm you if that's okay and not disrespectful

thanks a load - dont know how much of the stuff you'll enjoy haha

oh yeah- and i'mnot asking for a bitme account. i don't have the time to torrent on a gazillion trackers blegh. it'd be a waste is what i'm saying to give me the invite

[wolfied]

PM with the books you look for. I have elbitz account.

[anon]

PM with the books you look for.

You can't use the PM system yet.

[1000possibleclaws]

I have never found a textbook I needed on bitme :( its too bad textbooktorrents or whatever that site was called closed down.


If anyone can find either of these books online it'd be pretty rad, I don't have elbitz or bitspider, but I did check the 'noid and TPB

"Using Econometrics"
http://www.amazon.com/Using-Econometrics-Practical-Guide-5th/dp/0321316495

"Modern Industrial Organization"
http://www.amazon.com/Modern-Industrial-Organization-Dennis-Carlton/dp/0321180232

[bijoy]

PM with the books you look for.

You can't use the PM system yet.

he didn't read the rule!!!

[chrosi]

I have never found a textbook I needed on bitme :( its too bad textbooktorrents or whatever that site was called closed down.


If anyone can find either of these books online it'd be pretty rad, I don't have elbitz or bitspider, but I did check the 'noid and TPB

"Using Econometrics"
http://www.amazon.com/Using-Econometrics-Practical-Guide-5th/dp/0321316495

"Modern Industrial Organization"
http://www.amazon.com/Modern-Industrial-Organization-Dennis-Carlton/dp/0321180232

The first one is at gigapedia.

[ironace]

You could try bibliotik they have quite a few ebooks.

[1000possibleclaws]

Thanks chrosi!

[cableguy25]

I have mostly used in bitspyder.net in the past and they have a good selection of books.

[Rick2]

I'm looking for the instructor's solution manual (ISM) for "Physics for Scientists and Engineers" by Serway and Jewett, 8th edition and
"A First Course in Differential Equations with Modeling Applications" by Zill, 9th edition. I'd be eternally grateful if anyone has been able to track these two bastards down, I've been looking for the better part of two months and am hoping someone with access to these private trackers could see for me.

Cheers!