Thread: Do you misrepresent your address to buy ebooks?
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Old 02-22-2012, 08:44 PM   #28
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Originally Posted by melmac View Post
I must say I was very shocked that most places do not match the credit card address's I really thought that they would. Both the Sony store and Barnes & Noble allow my Australian credit card which is an Amex with an Australian Bank to be used even though in my account I have listed that I'm from Alaska. I thought that the bank would reject the charges but they don't I suppose they just check that the name/number and expiry is correct.
Interesting news if I want to use the Barnes & Noble store. Thanks for that.
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