Would you trust an online store that can't spell "purchase"?

So I thought I might read the JASON report of doom. TokyoTom has the details; abebooks doesn't have it, but google books knows it and even has the contents list and pointed me at dualj who I've never heard of, and who spell purchase as "Purhcase" which seems curious. It doesn't seem to have a very good reputation. I don't mind risking $10 (+$21 for postage...), especially from paypal, as long as they aren't going to rip off my password... ah well,I did it.

Tags

More like this

Eventually I decided to tone down the headline; Curry is wrong about a great many things, I think, but let's be polite. So, all this is prompted by her Q+A for Keith Kloor. I fear I am going to have to read it. All of this segues into the "tribalist" stuff that I'm going to have to write sometime;…
Jokers to the right, here I am, stuck in the middle with you. Thanks to the wonders of the internet, I can now read the full lyrics and realise I haven't got a clue what they are on about. Wiki doesn't know either, but does include the curious line "The song is often mistakenly attributed to Bob…
The latest Cites & Insights (v10i11) is out and in it Walt Crawford explores some of the recent developments in the blogging landscape in a section called The Zeitgeist: Blogging Groups and Ethics. It's a very good overview and analysis of what's going on both in the science and librarian…
By now, you might have heard about the growing outrage that bankers at banks receiving bailout money are drawing bonuses. It's reached the point where Sen. Claire McCaskill has proposed capping bankers' income at a salary equivalent to that of the president of the U.S. I didn't really have much…

I'll chip in a fiver if you'll scan it in

[All of it? Thats not worth a fiver, not at my rates :-). Anyway, what happened to the Nature library? -W]

Chip in -- not buy. I imagine others might follow my lead.

AndI guess I should have been clearer: I meant if you scan it in and post it publicly. if I get it for the Nature library then other people can't read it, whereas if you scan it in they can.