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Detected topic: Anime channel available, how to tell the company that you want it
Intended audience: local US users who can possibly receive the channel
Reached audience: WORLDWIDE DISTRIBUTION
Don't be offended, but for me this again shows (rather sadly) that for many people only their local backyard exists.
I've experienced this a number of times, e.g. if you order something at Sharp.com, and you even know someone in the US where the goods may be sent to.
Place Order -> Get Confirmation -> 2 days later: Get Cancellation Message: "You have a VISA card in a non-US country".
Ouch! Wasn't Visa intended to be accepted everywhere?
Or the many order sites where I have to enter a state, even if the country is not 'United States'.
Sometimes I wonder whether a "Globe of the U.S." award exists or such one would be appropriate.;-)
Please accept my humble excuses if the channel is indeed available worldwide.:-)
...so far my 2 cents:-) THINK! (the old IBM motto)
Kind regards,
-Arnold
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Detected topic: Anime channel available, how to tell the company that you want it
Intended audience: local US users who can possibly receive the channel
Reached audience: WORLDWIDE DISTRIBUTION
Don't be offended, but for me this again shows (rather sadly) that for many people only their local backyard exists.
I've experienced this a number of times, e.g. if you order something at Sharp.com, and you even know someone in the US where the goods may be sent to.
Place Order -> Get Confirmation -> 2 days later: Get Cancellation Message: "You have a VISA card in a non-US country".
Ouch! Wasn't Visa intended to be accepted everywhere?
Or the many order sites where I have to enter a state, even if the country is not 'United States'.
Sometimes I wonder whether a "Globe of the U.S." award exists or such one would be appropriate. ;-)
Please accept my humble excuses if the channel is indeed available worldwide. :-)
...so far my 2 cents :-)
THINK! (the old IBM motto)
Kind regards,
-Arnold