<p>Anyone have experience with these? From textbooks.com it says you can buy the ebook for physics 101, but then again, i've never done this, and i'm thinking i might like to write in the book. are they annoying to download? it says that you only get one download and non-refundable, so if the computer ****s up...</p>
<p>Also, anyone have experience with textbooks.com in general? How do their prices compare to Kraftees? At first it seemed really good, but then thinking about it, I always buy used and end up finding the best looking books, but for all I know, since I can't see the book beforehand, textbooks.com might give me a crappy used book (yeah, i know they will say the condition - "like new" "good" but that is pretty subjective). Plus, if I don't like the book, sending it back may be a hassle, especially if i need that book for a class. For Kraftees, the only thing that really sucks is the return policy, but I won't buy books from them where I may drop the class anyway. Plus I can't find the Physics 101 ISBN, and I don't wanna guess, even if I'm given the author and for all I know shipping may be delayed - how are they usually on shipping time?</p>
<p>Lastly, does anyone know how Orgo, Orgo Lab, and Physics 101 books tend to run in terms of price at Kraftees? What is included in the organic chemistry "5 pack?" Thanks!</p>