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Old 03-31-2011, 05:40 AM   #217
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I was actually responding to Harry's post re: tax evasion. Also, fixed book prices don't apply to non-German books (as far as Germany is concerned).

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... but were required by the publishers to set different prices for different areas. My guess is that most people would still complain.
Yes, obviously. An American company decides that their product X has a sale value of Y: why should I have to pay a premium just because I'm residing in Europe? I'd pay the VAT, if reuired, grudgingly, but not a cent more. It works that way with pbooks, remember? Only we need to add the cost shipping to that, something that it not the case with digital goods.
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