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  1. Don't know if you guys have seen this, but I am having a lot of fun
    with it, so thought I would pass it on. There are a lot of cooking,
    food and wine-related books listed (213 as of today).

    If you decide to join, please click here:
    http:[email hidden], so I
    get a credit for you signing up. Here is their official speil:

    Do you have any used paperback books laying around? I did, and I
    finally found a great way to share them with other people.

    It seems that a few guys were sitting around one night talking about
    all the paperback books that they purchased over the years when they
    traveled on business. Each of them had a stack of books that they had
    read. So they decided to set up a web site
    http://www.PaperBackSwap.com/ that allows all of us to swap paperback
    books with each other.

    Let me tell you how it works because it is so easy. I listed a bunch of
    books on the site (you have to list at least 9 books to get in the
    club) and I got 3 free book credits to get me started. So you can order
    3 books right away - free of charge and have them mailed directly to
    you. No strings attached. No gimmicks. No spam mail. Nothing. You just
    have to love reading books.

    Then when another member selects one of my books that I have listed, I
    mail it to them. Yes, I pay for the postage. But then I get a book
    credit and I can select a book that I want. So another Club Member
    returns the favor and mails me one of their books free of charge. For
    every book I mail out, I get another book in return - a true shared
    system!

    And when someone requests one of your books, all you have to do is
    print a single piece of regular paper from your printer which includes
    the mailing address and the amount of postage. Then drop it in the
    outbound mail. Hey, you don't even need to go to the post office.

    Right now the annual club membership is free. Eventually the founders
    will ask everyone to help contribute to pay for the upkeep of the web
    site, but for now the annual club membership is free. The annual dues
    will probably be between $10 and $20 based on the number of people in
    the club. But again, right now you don't even have to pay any dues for
    one year if you become a Charter Member.

    You really need to check this out. And if you do sign up, use the
    following link.

    http:[email hidden]

    Homepage http://www.PaperBackSwap.com/

    -L.

  2. -L. said:


    Don't know if you guys have seen this, but I am having a lot of fun
    with it, so thought I would pass it on. There are a lot of cooking,
    food and wine-related books listed (213 as of today).

    If you decide to join, please click here:
    http:[email hidden], so I
    get a credit for you signing up. Here is their official speil:

    Do you have any used paperback books laying around? I did, and I
    finally found a great way to share them with other people.

    It seems that a few guys were sitting around one night talking about
    all the paperback books that they purchased over the years when they
    traveled on business. Each of them had a stack of books that they had
    read. So they decided to set up a web site
    http://www.PaperBackSwap.com/ that allows all of us to swap paperback
    books with each other.

    Let me tell you how it works because it is so easy. I listed a bunch of
    books on the site (you have to list at least 9 books to get in the
    club) and I got 3 free book credits to get me started. So you can order
    3 books right away - free of charge and have them mailed directly to
    you. No strings attached. No gimmicks. No spam mail. Nothing. You just
    have to love reading books.

    Then when another member selects one of my books that I have listed, I
    mail it to them. Yes, I pay for the postage. But then I get a book
    credit and I can select a book that I want. So another Club Member
    returns the favor and mails me one of their books free of charge. For
    every book I mail out, I get another book in return - a true shared
    system!

    And when someone requests one of your books, all you have to do is
    print a single piece of regular paper from your printer which includes
    the mailing address and the amount of postage. Then drop it in the
    outbound mail. Hey, you don't even need to go to the post office.

    Right now the annual club membership is free. Eventually the founders
    will ask everyone to help contribute to pay for the upkeep of the web
    site, but for now the annual club membership is free. The annual dues
    will probably be between $10 and $20 based on the number of people in
    the club. But again, right now you don't even have to pay any dues for
    one year if you become a Charter Member.

    You really need to check this out. And if you do sign up, use the
    following link.

    http:[email hidden]

    Homepage http://www.PaperBackSwap.com/

    -L.

    Do they have Canadian members or a Canadian club?

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