Thread: The morality of circumventing geographical restrictions only to buy cheaper ebooks
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Old 09-08-2013, 08:46 PM   #77
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer View Post
I frankly can't be arsed to jump the geo-restrictive fence for any reason. I'm too lazy. If I can't buy it loud 'n' proud with the I.P. address God (in conjunction with my ISP) assigned me and with a physical address I actually reside at, I'm not buying it. Period.

Morals, shmorals.
Same with me. There are too many books out there that I want to read. If it isn't available, then I move on to something else.
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