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A user shared a discount code for 40% off Springer publications, prompting a question about whether PF has a partnership with Springer similar to its agreement with Amazon. The response confirmed that there are no existing deals with Springer. There is hope among members for future agreements, especially considering many have extensive collections of Springer books. Concerns were raised about the quality of some Springer publications, with comments on the perceived greed of the publisher, noting issues with the durability of their books.
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Hey there. Here is a springer discount code for %40 off.
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Does PF have a deal with Springer, similar to the agreement with Amazon?
 
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Greg Bernhardt said:
No deals
Thanks for the clarification. Hopefully a deal is on the horizon, since I am under the assumption, that many PF members have a library consisting of a high number of Springer books.

But Springer is very greedy, which is evident in some of the books they publish nowadays falling apart.
 

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