dannycanham
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MajorFubar said:That's not quite true. Exploiting a loophole to do something you really shouldn't do, and you know is wrong, doesn't make it right.snivilisationism said:As for the dubious legality...I don't care. It's HDTracks breaking their terms, not the buyer doing anything wrong.
You very clearly can't (or at least, shouldn't) go onto e.g.: Adobe's US website and buy Photoshop CS5 for the sterling equivalent of its current 'special offer' US price of $490 (~£313). Its current UK price is more than double that: £663.08 if you download (bizarrely some £5.48 more than if you ask them to send you the software in a box, but that's a different story).
It's no different. I know it sounds like I'm pishing on your birthday cake but it's really not something which should be advertised and advocated. In fact, frankly I'm surprised WHF S&V allow people to so freely advocate the website's use on a UK-based forum.
You appear to have complete blindness to the difference between performing an act that is considered to be inside or outside of regulation, performing an act which is morally considered right or wrong, perfoming an act which is construcitve or destructive, performing an act which is considered inside or outside of the law. As well as a complete lack of perspective, perspective being the most important aspect of law as law is heavily limited by our use of language in which wording can only describe two sides for matters that aren’t back and white.