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Old 08-18-2011, 08:18 AM   #17
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I've done it - I've never heard anybody put up a moral objection to it other than those who think it is morally wrong to ever lie or break a rule.

I remember reading an article about a year ago - I think it was Bookseller - where they had an opinion that it was probably some sort of fraud to give false information to a retailer in regards to your address. It'd be mind boggling to see a retailer suing a customer over it though.

"Amazon sues book buyers for falsely giving them money!!!!"
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