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Originally Posted by Poppaea
B&N is not even selling their stuff to Europeans when we do the hop a hoop thing. No way to get their ebooks here. Sony is just fine with an US address and an European CC. B&N checks the CC and if it is European they won't sell you the dirt under their fingernails.
The social stuff is not a feature in my book. Wifi only counts if the shop is actually willing to sell you something via wifi as does Amazon with their Kindle. You can buy with them whereever you are. With the nook that is impossible. Stay in the US if you want a book for your nook, please, we at B&N can't be bothered with your holiday destinations. 
It is no argument to say I want a different color and as long as I can't get it, there is no supply for me to mention... Are you kidding me? Ok. I go for a pink nook. They don't sell it in pink? Oh, there ain't no nooks!!! There ain't no nooks!!!  |
Don't you think it has more to do with getting the international trade agreements and geographical restrictions in place more than Barnes and Noble wanting to thumb their noses to the international crowd
I'm sure Barnes and noble would love to be selling their products across the world .