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Originally Posted by Paulinafrica
I'm not convinced that will work on a long term basis, my experience has not been that great, eventually you will be caught out by your IP address and refused the sale, my experience with using a proxy server has also been quite poor, but hey, if it works for you go for it!
Cheers
Paul
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I doubt Amazon cares much about ''cheaters''. Why should they? They probably have fulfilled they responsebiliby by just checking for a valid adresse. But I could be wrong, ofc.
Anyway, even 'if' then there is many a ways around such a blockage, VPN, proxy servers (like you mentioned), ect. I know there's other Kindle users that has done this too, and I haven't heard anything about Amazon during anything to stop it.
Also, there can be legitiment reasons for a user to have an, say, British adresse, but currently living in, say, Denmark, thus having a danish IP adreese, ect, which could make it problematic to just 'ban' suspicious users. That's why the ''investigation'' probably stops at adresse validation.