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If you purchase a Textbook or eTextbook from a secondary source (other than the University Bookstore), it may not have an Access Code or the Access Code may have alreadybeen red…

If you purchase a Textbook or eTextbook from a secondary source (other than the University Bookstore), it may not have an Access Code or the Access Code may have alreadybeen red…
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If you purchase a Textbook or eTextbook from a secondary source (other than the University Bookstore), it may not have an Access Code or the Access Code may have alreadybeen redeemed and can't be redeemed again.True/False

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This is true! Some textbooks have an access code that is only good for one year
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