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Old 09-10-2011, 05:46 PM   #32
Bookworm_Girl
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Isn't Waterstones that very book chain that refused to sell any ebooks to anyone living outside the UK and Ireland all of a sudden? Despite being well known in continental Europe and having a market there? Instead of churning out their own hardware perhaps they should get the basics right first.
Yes, but that was due to geographic restrictions which previously had not been enforced. They aren't allowed to sell certain books to certain countries due to the publishing agreements. WH Smith enforces the same restrictions on ebook purchases now too. Frustrating, I know. There are loads of books that I would like to purchase from the UK ebookstores if it were allowed.
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