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SteepGnomeKing
By SteepGnomeKing
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Every time I click on a Newegg link if it is not a .ca link it just brings me to the Canada site. I'm not able to see what the product people are linking is. How do I change this.

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Don't think you can.

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A US proxy would work

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Strange, If I type in Newegg,ca, I get the Newegg Canada site, if I type in Newegg.com, I get the U.S.A site. I live in the U.S.A. though

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Strange, If I type in Newegg,ca, I get the Newegg Canada site, if I type in Newegg.com, I get the U.S.A site. I live in the U.S.A. though

Not sure what you're getting at here.

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Don't think you can.

 

Well that sucks

A US proxy would work

 

Yes but I don't want to go to a proxy or turn on my vpn everytime I click on a link.

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Well that sucks

 

Yes but I don't want to go to a proxy or turn on my vpn everytime I click on a link.

 

 

You can use a US proxy and set a browser extension like foxyproxy to only use that proxy on www.newegg.com

 

OR copy paste your newegg link here: http://www.uswebproxy.com/

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Not sure what you're getting at here.

Simple, I find that it is strange that if you live in the U.S.A, then you can look at both Newegg.ca and Newegg.com, but for some reason you can not do it if you live in Canada. I find that strange don't you?

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Oh I get it now. Yeah.

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You can try copying the ending of the US URL and pasting it into the CA URL or search bar at the website. There's a few methods I've found.

 

Ex:

 

i5 3570k US link: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819116504

 

1) Change .com to .ca

2) Copy N82E16819116504 and search it at the Canadian website

3) Copy and paste N82E16819116504 at the end of http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=

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This is a newegg thing, do what the guy above me said :3

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