Stuff is sold not for what's it's "worth", but for what people are ready to pay (in aggregate), which varies from region to region. That's the seller PoV.
Stuff is bought the cheapest possible. If I can get stuff cheaper by buying it elsewhere, including foreign countries, I will. That's the buyer PoV.
Physical stuff has an added cost to "import" but numeric does NOT.
Enforcing regional prices for internet users tends to require a big brother system able to check information about you (like your country, your age etc...) AND able to prevent you from accessing foreign countries deals.
Disgusting idea for me. I think everybody prefers staying in the grey area: sellers use a facade regional pricing, and ignorant buyers pay the high price.
Last edited by Chrest; 01/03/16 10:57 PM.
