Well, like in any club ;) Since I buy about 1-2 computer book a month
anyway, I found it as a good deal. You're right, if you don't plan to get
books later on - it's just not worth it. Terms & Conditions don't specify
how long you are obligated to be in the "club"..
Thanks for comments !
Nodir
Here is the catch. Basically you will get a book in the mail every so often,
and get billed for it including S/H. I had joined a CD club a couple of
years back with the "free" CD's. Well, the S/H was billed for EACH CD and
was almost as much as the CD's would have cost me in the store, and they
Mirsky
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Subject: RE: 4 books for $6 - check it out.
Well, like in any club ;) Since I buy about 1-2 computer book a month
anyway, I found it as a good deal. You're right, if you don't plan to get
books later on - it's just not worth it. Terms & Conditio
er 09, 2000 10:40 AM
To: Carl Mirsky
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: 4 books for $6 - check it out.
Well, like in any club ;) Since I buy about 1-2 computer book a month
anyway, I found it as a good deal. You're right, if you don't plan to get
books later on - it's just not worth it. Ter
I see this leads to a lcis.booksonline.com url. I am a member of the
tcbc.booksonline.com club, and they do indeed have a monthly featured
selection. Interestingly, some of their clubs require you to refuse the
selection, some do not. You can refuse it online by the way, and the
typical books f
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