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**Aleks100** · 02:26 PM

Hi

This is unique webmasters opportunity to get related with the source of knowledge. Read and learn everything you need to become successful webmaster.
It’s about Netlibrary accounts for 45.252 ebooks and 53.570 ebooks online, ready for you to read them. They are worth fortune. All at the touch of your hand for a very small price. Books are with various content. No matter if you are webmaster, student, researcher, or just book lover. You’ ll never have this unique and great opportunity. Be in touch in the commodity of your own home with the source of knowledge. This is worldwide offer, no matter where you live.

This is not a download site, but truly an online library.
Just for example let me present several phrases important to webmasters.

1.“Web development” : 13.345 books related
2.“E-commerce” : 3.410 books related
3.“Search engine” : 4402 books related
4.“Online money” : 4338 books related
5.“Selling online” : 2887 books related
6.“E business” : 1618 books related
7.“Ebay” : 1138 books related
8.“PHP” : 733 books related
9.“Photoshop” : 1063 books related
10.“Java” : 5526 books related
11.“Flash” : 14705 books related
12.“Css” 1304 books related

And so on and so on.

Books are in pdf and html format.
Search trough library or trough single book and access every single page of the books.
Your account will work, no matter where you live and access online, as long as you use it wisely. You can do research or just read, can download certain pages of the book, but if you start to download books page by page, and if you do it several days in a roll, it is very possible Netlibrary to suspend your account permanently. Don’t worry, otherwise your account will work with no problems.

Cost of a single new account: 6 $ for 45.252 ebooks account ; 7 $ for 53.570 ebooks account.

Accept Moneybookers, E-gold, PayPal
Offer available: worldwide.

Note: If interested, for senior members of WT forum, I’ll send them the account first, and if everything is O.K they will pay me.

**vangogh** · 08-24-2007, 09:22 PM

I used to work at netLibrary. Maybe I helped make some of those books. I doubt it since it's been a few years, but you never know.

Of course accounts there are free so I'm not sure why you're wanting to charge people $6. I'm also not sure why even if they do charge for an account anyone should go through you instead of directly through the site.

Here's the link for the free account if anyone is interested.

**Aleks100** · 07:07 AM

Well, dear vangogh you are making some mistake here.

The link that you provide can make an account just to see the titles, not to read the books and have access to them.

I’m offering you access to the books.

Just check.

**ADAM Web Design** · 08-25-2007, 12:59 PM

You're questioning Steven? You'd better be able to back that up, Aleks. He's one of the most respected people on here.

**Aleks100** · 08-25-2007, 01:35 PM

No Adam, I'm not questioning anybody nor want to be rude.
I'm glad that he replied, since I've noticed that he's one of the most respected members. It's a privilege for me that he replied to my thread, since I'm a rookie here.

Thanks for observation.

**vangogh** · 08-25-2007, 05:04 PM

Aleks perhaps the link I provided does only allow access to the titles. It has been quite a few years since I've worked there. If I'm mistaken then I'm mistaken. It wouldn't be the first time and it won't be the last.

However I still have a hard time believing what you're offering is legit. I don't see how you would have access to some special account that I couldn't get directly through the site itself. From what I can tell the process for getting ebooks through netLibrary is you first sign up through the link I provided abve which gives you access to see what's inside. Then you select those ebooks you wish to purchase.

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You can do research or just read, can download certain pages of the book, but if you start to download books page by page, and if you do it several days in a roll, it is very possible Netlibrary to suspend your account permanently.

Your description above makes me think you're trying to sell some kind of limited access that netLibrabry doesn't charge for. How useful is it to only download a few pages of a book before getting your account disabled?

Just curious, but how did you get the authorization to sell these accounts? Does netLibrary know you're selling these accounts? Is it ok with them? Something tells me they don't know and what you're selling is less than what you're implying in your original post.

Again if I'm I'm wrong then I'm wrong and I'll gladly apologize. My instinct is telling me though that what you're selling isn't quite what it appears to be.

**Aleks100** · 06:52 PM

You are really a writer and a good one. Where to start first?

I’m not offering limited access to the Netlibrary. It is full access, not for download (yes you can download, but then your account could be suspended), but access to a library. You can search, and access to the books, all of them, and to all pages.
Since you are familiar with Netlibary, I think you know, but for the sake of forum I’ll elaborate a little wider.
Netlibrary is biggest online library offering thousands of books to any institution that is interested. Local libraries, universities, schools …… (That’s what cross my mind, but I think that you get the picture)
So all those facilities are paying certain amount and reserved certain number of books to be available for their needs.
Now, we are coming to the part, how do I have an account and you don’t.
Some users of local libraries, some college members etc. have free access to Netlibary. Free is not free because everybody is paying and paying a fortune for education. In the services that is provided in libraries and colleges (I’ll take those two facilities only, because that was first that cross my mind),like some free books and so on and so on, is a service to access to Netlibary. So, Netlibrary is free, but for people that paying a fortune, maybe not directly, but they do. I had an access to Netlibary and created some small number of accounts. 10 – 15. I had to create more than 5, becouse sometimes I had a need of whole book. I would download the book, but next day, account was gone. Now I don’t need them, so I was thinking to get some extra money 100$ top, to buy a battery for my laptop. That’s how I got it.
Some people can access to Netlibarry (but to very very smaller number of books if they go to the local library and pay library card costing 30$ and over. From the local library maybe you can access to Netlibary. Going to the library just once and paying library card, gonna cost you 50 dollars. Right?
I’m offering you to stay at home and access to the books for just 6 dollars. Expensive? I don’t think so.
Do they know that I’m selling? They know that there is a certain selling and buying to accounts. And they are not worried. Why? Because it’s all paid. And there are some college people that have at their home several Netlibrary accounts for years.

Now you got it all. You striped me.

Let me say this.

Since you are one of the most respected members, I will send you by PM one account, to try it. It would be free for you. Test it, and then write your impressions. If they are positive, ok, but if impressions are not positive, and this is not worth it, I accept right now to be banned. Simple and fair.
You are not, what so ever, obligated to test it, or to express your impressions. That’s my suggestion. That would be your decision.

It’s up to you, no problem, I’m fine.

Thanks .

**vangogh** · 08-25-2007, 07:38 PM

Thanks for explaining Aleks. It does sound legit now. I'll be happy to test an account. I used to have one when I worked there I guess, but it will be interesting to see what's changed since. It's been about six years since I worked there.

**Aleks100** · 08-25-2007, 07:42 PM

Ok. I'll PM one account.
Thanks

**vangogh** · 08-25-2007, 07:49 PM

Thanks Aleks. I got it and when I get a chance I'll take a look and let you know what I think. It might be a couple of days just so you know.

**vangogh** · 01:03 AM

I had a chance to log in and check out the account. First let me say it is legitimate and Aleks is offering something real here.

Aleks I think this is the same kind of account I used to have when I worked there. They gave us all accounts.

There's good and bad to the accounts. The good is you do get access to read a lot of books in their entirety. There's a decent selection so no matter what your interests you can probably find $6 worth of books to read.

You can't really download things like Aleks mentioned. You can download a few pages here and there, but if you really want a copy of a book it will take time to get it.

Most of the books are older. Depending on what you're interested in this might be fine, but if you are looking for technology books you probably won't find the latest and greatest. Expect them to be a few years old. That still might not matter though. Not all technology undergoes revolutionary changes each year. If you wanted to learn to program in PHP you can probably find a book that will teach you, but don't expect to learn PHP5.

I didn't then and still don't care for the way the books are formatted. Most use Times New Roman font which is difficult to read online. For me that's a deal breaker, but for others it might be fine.

I also don't think netLibrary makes it as easy as they could to find the books you're looking for. The search definitely works, but nothing about the site every felt intuitive to me. I don't think they made any significant changes in the six years since I worked there.

Is it worth $6? Probably. I'm sure you can find a few books you'll want to read and $6 isn't exactly a lot to spend. Would I pay for the account? No. I worked at netLibrary for over a year and used the system more to write this post than I did the entire time I worked there and had a free account.