Ordering stuff in the USA with UK card?

[Rave]

A colleague of mine wants to order 50 DVD+Rs in the US, to have them delivered to a chap there who's going to copy some Grateful Dead concerts for him (they encourage this BTW, so it's not piracy).

http://sky.etree.org/gd-policy.asp

Anyway, he's having real trouble finding a site that will accept his UK credit card for a domestic delivery. Anyone know how he can get round this, or know a site that will accept his card?

[[GSV]Trig]

I've ordered stuff off of a site in america and had it delivered to my house.
Most places you will have to deliver to the registered address for the card for the 1st order at least.

[Dougal]

Visa is the general one he needs to use.

Some website do accept paypal, but you'll have to email.

[Twigman]

Get the friend that is burning the dvds to buy them and he can paypal him?

[Rave]

Yeah, but you see that's the problem- in that case actual money has changed hands and you fall afoul of the bit (in the above link) that says you mustn't make a financial profit. All a bit of a PITA really.

[herulach]

The key wording being financial gain, if its anything like the gpl you cant charge to redistribute stuff, you can however charge a nominal fee for media. Also, whos gonna know?

[Rave]

They tend to be hair shirt type folk with funny ideas as I understand it. Bloody hippies. Anyway, trust me paypal is not on the cards, unless there's a US disc shop that'll take payment via paypal.

[5lab]

you might find a us based shop that will do paypal or world pay.