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"Jeremy \"UncleHoot\" Praay" <jer### [at] questsoftware cmo> wrote:
> Gee. If I change my country to Japan and iTunes finds out that I don't
> actually, physically reside there, I will get into big trouble with them.
> At least that's what they say. They'll block my account. Dangit! Now
> what?
I really fail to see the logic in this business model. If someone wants
to buy a piece of music, why should it matter where he lives? Imagine if
this happened with real stores as well:
Customer: "Hey do you have this CD on sale?"
Salesman: "Let me see... Yes, we have it. It will be 500 yen."
Customer: "Great, I'll take it. Here's the money."
Salesman: "Can I ask you your country of residence?"
Customer: "I live in the United States, I'm just visiting Japan."
Salesman: "Oh, I'm sorry, but in that case I can't sell you this. You will
have to leave the store, or I'll call the police."
Customer: "???!"
Great way of making money.
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- Warp
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