Thread: You'd think that Kobo was the only company selling e-readers into the Canadian market
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Old 12-10-2012, 01:28 PM   #56
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Originally Posted by ottdmk View Post
Barnes & Noble has no Canadian support, period. As I recall, you need a US-based credit card just to do business with them.
I bought the Nook from B&N on a trip to the US, and when purchasing from their website use my Cdn-based credit card and a US address that was mine at one point in my life. They don't prevent me from doing so based on my Cdn IP address. I don't think they cross-reference credit card address and account address.
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