Thread: The morality of circumventing geographical restrictions only to buy cheaper ebooks
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Old 09-07-2013, 02:43 PM   #17
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I used to get round geo-restrictions when books that I wanted were not available in my region, but these days I have such a backlog of unread books that if something is not available then I'll read something else.

I don't bother getting round such restrictions just for cost benefits as there are very few books I will pay more than £5 each for anyway.
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