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I would. It would save me the time spotting the red flags and backing away anyway. Though a couple of relevant regulations state this should not be done, and n

I would. It would save me the time spotting the red flags and backing away anyway. Though a couple of relevant regulations state this should not be done, and no site is going to send away a potential customer by saying “we don't want to follow your laws/regulations so can't do business with you” when they can instead just get away with just ignoring, or in the case of sites run from elsewhere in the world claim to have no no knowledge of, those regulations.

paulcole 5y ago
> no site is going to send away a potential customer by saying “we don't want to follow your laws/regulations so can't do business with you” Many local US-based TV news/newspaper sites do this albeit with a slightly more opaque message. And customer still mostly fits because these sites are ad-supported (usually with a mix of local/non-local ads.