Thread: Has Barnes & Noble changed its geographic restrictions?
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Old 06-03-2011, 12:31 AM   #13
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I entered the details of my German credit card, and when they asked for my address, I ignored the line about it having to be from the USA and entered my German address - after all, they do offer you a list of different countries to choose from below. I was able to register without a problem.

I then "bought" several freebies, some of which I downloaded to my PC and can now read with Nook for PC.

I also bought one book from Hachette (Agency; worst publishing house ever re geographic restrictions), but received an email that I couldn't get it due to the area I live, and that my credit card hadn't been charged. I have not yet tried to buy a book that would be available in Germany legally.
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