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Originally Posted by SensualPoet
*ahem*
As far as I can see, B&N does NOT sell e-books to Canadian addresses. So, it might be "fun" to find a trick bypass the "US only" restrictions B&N applies to the Nook, the next step -- buying books -- requires a similar trick: ongoing use of a US resident credit card.
And, isn't B&N the company which requires you to provide a credit card number as part of the unlocking DRM code?
Until B&N is willing to sell the device and e-books outside the US, it's really best to give them a pass if you are a full-time resident outside of the US. And wait until another provider offers wifi on an e-reader if that is such a tasty addition.
SP
In Toronto
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Kobo books work on a Nook. And usually what I do is buy from other sources that sell non DRM ebooks like in HTML or PDF and convert to epub. So far I haven't bought a single book from Kobo.
Also 95% of what I have on my Kobo is personal documents that I want to be able to read when at the hospital to make notes on then change when I get home on my computer.