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Originally Posted by Grumpyreader
I thought the international Kindle market had two arms:
1. International residents who are permanently outside the US; and
2. US residents who spend a long time outside the US
I can understand the first group being required to have an international address but surely the second group will be very annoyed if they have to have an international address, as this would prevent them accessing US only content.
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Sorry, mea culpa. I must rephrase it. You can only register the international Kindle to a foreign account, not the US Kindle or the DX. US residents who spend a long time outside the US are not bound by regional restrictions, at least if you still have a US credit card and a US billing address. But you can register an international Kindle to a US address. Though I recommend you download via computer then. Otherwise you will get hit with the 1.99 surcharge per book, since you are not in the US.