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If you're willing to pay that much, sounds like you just need to grab a $20/month server in the US and use it as a VPN endpoint, then use whatever services in t
by Nate75Sanders 15y ago
If you're willing to pay that much, sounds like you just need to grab a $20/month server in the US and use it as a VPN endpoint, then use whatever services in the US that you like.
- asymmetric 15y agoFor Netflix, he'd also need a US credit card.
- Nate75Sanders 15y agoAh, didn't realize that. Maybe gifting or something would work.
- danieldk 15y agoThe better alternative is iTunes. You don't need a VPN, since Apple is not blocking based on IP address. You'll only need a US address (I am at Starbucks pretty much all day) and a US iTunes gift card (easy to get by), and you are settled. It's a grey area, but MAFIAA should prefer it over piracy ;).
- mauriciob 15y agoIt is illegal in pretty much every country (US included) to give fake information. If you don't own/rent a place in the US, you shouldn't inform it.
- thirdsun 15y agoIt certainly isn't complicated but compared to starting a bittorrent client it seems like a lot of hassle.
- rmc 15y agoSo essentially it is is legal grey area to pay for things. This is an absurd situation.
- anedisi 15y agoNot true, im paying for netflix with my croatian credit card.
- schrototo 15y agoWouldn't that still violate the license terms? So why not just torrent it directly?