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If you live outside the U.S. but host in the U.S. you will have to comply if the law goes through as is because the DOJ will simply have your site shut down if you don't. I doubt if the DOJ would even have to force the host to shut your site down, the hosting company simply wouldn't host any site that didn't comply with the law, no matter where the owner lived. Do you think hosting companies want to deal with the government because one of their clients refuses to follow the law?

The same is true of anyone that uses a U.S. based company to handle their processing. Right now, ccBill will not host your site if it does not contain a 2257 statement listing the custodian of records. If you live outside the U.S. you also need to host and process outside the U.S.