Thread: Moral and legal questions about using VPNs to avoid georestrictions
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Old 08-17-2011, 05:17 PM   #5
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I've been thinking about geo-restrictions for awhile because I really want the Roald Dahl books which are available in the UK but not America. I own the hardcopies, I could rip-scan-OCR them if I wanted to, but they're RIGHT THERE on the UK sites. *whimper*

Has anyone from America actually done this? Will an American credit card work fine if the VPN is used? Is it illegal? Is it immoral? I just don't know.
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