1dollarscan

3 recommendations and reviews from 3 people

• Referral from September 27, 2018
  

  DesperateMeat asked:

  Book scanning service? I'm looking to downsize, and I have a number of books I'd like to turn into PDFs. Is there a book scanning service somewhere around here that would do this for me? I think the U of M might [offer it](https://www.lib.umn.edu/services/computers#generalscanning) but I'm wondering if anybody has any better ideas. Thanks!

  

  yulbrynnersmokes replied:

  Yes there is a service available, http://1 dollarscan.com/ Copyright is addressed by them destroying the book after the scan is completed. Unless you send them an item where it is clear you are the copyright owner - family photos, dad's old notebooks, whatever.

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• Referral from July 9, 2015
  

  Sue G. asked:

  Hey--does anybody know of a book-scanning service in the Bay Area? I want to share the contents of my husband's Navy cruise book (USS Zelima AF 49) with a company based in Germany which makes them available online. They don't have many of the "auxiliary" ships on their list, and since the Zelima was based in Alameda, thought it would be nice to share it. But don't want to send it to Germany. Supposedly there are robotic scanners which can scan a partially open book in minutes. Anybody heard of such a service?

  

  James M. replied:

  This company is here in San Jose ... Old Oakland Rd. Hope this helps. http://1 dollarscan.com/

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• Referral from March 31, 2014
  

  Reggie E. asked:

  Can anyone recommend a good service/site that one can send books to have scanned into ereader format? Asking for a friend. And by "friend" I mean me.

  

  Erik N. replied:

  There seems to be a lot to choose from. I.e. overnight-scanning.eu, 1 dollarscan.com

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