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: IBLS Internet Law BlogIs there any web hosting regulation for foreign online retailers who want to ship products to US?
By Gaby
I'm a researcher consulting for a foreign e-commerce business. They want to start selling/ship their products to the USA through their website.
Apperantly, it is requiered that they have its website on a server in US in order to sell/ship products to US consumers.
I need your help to understand if this is really mandatory. It seems very strange to me that one MUST have servers in the US.
Thanks,
Gaby
Full post as published by IBLS Internet Law Blog on September 21, 2009 (boomark / email).
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