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Old 02-10-2015, 02:38 AM   #31
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Originally Posted by Onemack View Post
Probably wouldn't be so high if we weren't ripped off price-wise in comparison to other comparable countries, this applies to eBooks, DVD,s electronic hardware etc, etc. And they wonder why Australians are buying on the net from overseas in droves.
I am quite happy to stick to my amazon.com account than pay higher prices for ebooks. The divide is shrinking but not by much.

The issue of geographic restrictions is still a significant problem here as well. Books (both dead tree and digital) movies, TV shows and music are all caught up in this anachronistic and outdated method of distribution.

I have no qualms in buying an item overseas than pay up to triple the price for that same item sold in a shop or online locally or to be able to buy items not available here.
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