Yes and no. If you have a physical presence in an EU state, that one will probably get you for tax fraud. If you have sufficiently high transaction volume they

Yes and no. If you have a physical presence in an EU state, that one will probably get you for tax fraud. If you have sufficiently high transaction volume they might find another way. I have never heard of it happening, but theoretically any member state in which you sold can start a criminal trial against the responsible persons, making travel to Europe a bit more complicated.