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Old 10-28-2010, 05:35 PM   #22
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Originally Posted by neilmarr View Post
To explain that second point, Kali, some online stores have closed their doors to customers outsdide the US, UK and Eire recently (Waterstones and possible B&N, which was the Sony-users' alternative to the US-only Sony store), which means that those who live in the many other countries on our planet can't buy from them ... there's not even access to those titles where a publisher holds international rights.
Ok. And?

I just listed about a half-dozen reasons why a company may prefer to focus on one market rather than sell internationally. Just because a web browser can easily access waterstones.com in other nations doesn't mean it's actually easy, let alone smart, for them to do business abroad.

Sometimes, not every last customer is worth chasing.
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