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09-12-2008, 06:23
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The difference between EE countries and mine it's you may buy on-line. But kids can't do it and most parents don't buy stuff in the internet. So you get stuck to retailers.
Here's is an example: Racedriver GRID new @ gamestop.com = $29.98 new @ gamestop.pt = €49.98 (inc. VAT 20%) even if you include transport and VAT it's cheaper than buying it here. We have a good distribution network but ppl in my country are greedy also. 
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