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This is called "stealing software license"

And that is unlawful in any place on this planet.

If you want to really hurt idiots at MPAA and RIAA then do what I thought to do. Contact Studios 321 and offer them business on another continent. Nobody gives sh... what US Federal judge rules in other countries than the US of A. MPAA and RIAA may have too short hands (as Jon's trial in Norway showed). If morons do not know when to stop and convert their business to market needs then let them lose money to outside markets where they have not much say as far as jurisdiction is concerned.

European living in the USA.

P.S> I got my copy from CompUSA several hours before midnight of deadline. That's a trial software for me and perhaps recovery of my "The Pianist" which came already damaged from Wholesale Costco and I do not believe that anyone would send me a replacement DVD. Do you know if they plan on customer service for such cases?

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