there's some pros & cons in this method.
I'll list down the simple steps:
1) change your location in the setting menu (under setting, profile) to Canada
2) choose any states (diff states have diff tax, I choose Alberta, seems to be one of the states with lowest taxation)
3) Go into e-shop
4) Agrees to the T&C, if you have some fund left in your existing US e-shop, you won't be able to access it in Canada e-shop, but once you've changed back to US e-shop, its there for you to use again. Don't worry, it won't disappear.
5) Go to setting inside e-shop, go reload and choose your value
6) Key in your credit card details, in my case, I'm using Malaysian Citibank VISA card.
7) Once they ask for your billing address postcode, google for the postcode of the state you've choosen, in my case, Alberta's is T1X 1E1
8) They'll ask if you want to save the info or not
9) Reload SUCCESS!!
10) SHOPPING SPREE!!
OK, now for the pros & cons
Pros
- you no longer need to buy the expensive reload card
- you can get dollar to dollar value
- can reload anytime with your CC
- Canadian dollar much cheaper than USD atm (CAN$=RM3.05, US$=RM3.12)
- E-shop content same like US e-shop, same price too
Cons
- You must have a credit card
- You can't combine your existing reloaded value in US e-shop
- Non of the states in Canada are tax free
Feb 28 2013, 08:55 AM
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