Thread: The morality of circumventing geographical restrictions only to buy cheaper ebooks
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Old 09-07-2013, 03:09 PM   #20
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I don't bother -- it's too much work and there are too many other books in my own area. But I don't think it's immoral. If a publisher and a retailer agree to restrictions, that's up to them -- no one asked me. If I pay the asking price to a retailer for an ebook I'm satisfied that I'm within the bounds of morality.
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