Thread: Where Can I get an E-Book of 'The Day After Tomorrow'?
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Old 09-04-2009, 03:07 PM   #7
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Thanks very much for trying! - This is precisely the problem I'm having!

GEOGRAPHIC RESTRICTIONS: The publisher of this eBook only allows sale to customers in: CA, PH, PR, UM, US, VI


Everywhere I try has this message - (above) - I already use Calibre to convert stuff, but I don't think I have anything that strips the DRM - Apart from that, why should I have to? I'm not a computer whizz-kid, I just want to read a book!

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Frustrated 'I want to read a book that other people can read', PRS-700 owner from England!
Yeah it sucks. It'd be easy if the UK publisher had an ebook of it out. The Fictionwise restrictions are easy to get around, but that's for a Mobi version so you'd have to remove DRM. Maybe someone from the UK can help you with the possibility of getting around the restrictions on the BoB site (maybe it can be done using PayPal or something) so you can get the ePub and not have to remove DRM or convert.
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