Anyone know why this is not available in Canada? I've e-mailed Faithlife twice but they can't even be bothered to answer.
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Alex Scott: ItemQtyPrice Getting Jesus Wrong: Giving Up Spiritual Vitamins and Checklist ChristianityUnable to distribute Getting Jesus Wrong: Giving Up Spiritual Vitamins and Checklist Christianity to your country. Anyone know why this is not available in Canada? I've e-mailed Faithlife twice but they can't even be bothered to answer.
Not that I wanted it, but I put it in my basket to test and it's restricted for UK too. I assume it's a licencing issue.
Paul Caneparo: I put it in my basket to test and it's restricted for UK too. I assume it's a licencing issue.
As Alex says, it's also restricted for Canada. Not sure why either but for sure it has to do with licensing.
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Please accept our apologies Alex, you should have received a prompt response to your previous emails.
We only have the legal right to distribute this title in the US and its territories. If a publisher gives us permission to distribute a book, we "inherit" the same restrictions that they have. I know that it may seem puzzling that geographical restrictions like this apply even to the electronic edition of a book, but they do.
Joe McCune: Please accept our apologies Alex, you should have received a prompt response to your previous emails. We only have the legal right to distribute this title in the US and its territories. If a publisher gives us permission to distribute a book, we "inherit" the same restrictions that they have. I know that it may seem puzzling that geographical restrictions like this apply even to the electronic edition of a book, but they do.
Thanks Joe. I think what causes confusion is that often the resources that can't be purchased from Faithlife can be bought from one of your Bible software competitors.
Perhaps you could not send us e-mails to buy things that aren't available to us, or at least make that information available on the ad page.