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Yeah, like I said no way they could do it.
In criminal court, a written confession would be enough--not sure about civil court. In a criminal case the challenge would be proving the letter and check were sent by the person in question. Not hard to do as even if the letter is typed, the check will have a signature and they could get a handwriting expert to confirm it was their signature etc.
No publisher is going to go to that kind of trouble to try to win a law suit over an illegally obtained book, but I'd laugh at the OP if he tried for being willing to admit breaking a civil law to make a silly point.
Vs. doing the moral thing and just doing without the book (or getting it from the library) and sending a letter explaining why they weren't purchasing the e-book.
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