I Have a bunch of Ebooks I want to print out. Where is a cheap place to get them printed?
I went to the Library and it costs me 25cents per page. Thats too much if you ask me. Any ideas where I can get them printed at a cheaper cost?
Do you go to school anywhere!? If so, then go to your school libaray, it’s free there ! I do this all the time.. Just email them, or even save them all on a CD/floppy, and go in and PRINT.
If not, try STAPLES, they’re pretty cheap where I live. (I find that the FEDEX kinkos place is a little overpriced…)
Hope I helped
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