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[proustme]

Please share them, whether they're for email, downloading, shopping/e-commerce, fun, distraction, or something of utility. (Did I leave anything out ?)

Me:
- hanmail.net (email, just for kicks, to surprise my coworkers, hmm),
- tple.co.kr (paid 5,000W through my SK phone, can download dramas/movies, even Adobe CS, Windows 7, ISOs) I took some screenshots: here and here.

How about some useful websites in Korea that foreigners can actually register with (i.e. sites that have accepted your ARC and non-Korean name)?

Hopefully we can put our information/knowledge together and spread the good word...

[crossmr]

I've got sign-up instructions on my blog for a few korean game sites that take foreign registration. I have accounts at all those sites,
naver, daum, (portals)
gmarket, (shopping)

[Chambertin]

Zero, I had quite some dealings with even signing up for an email account. That seems like a fun memory now.

The 5 will be the death of me.
I had a sweet deal on a plane ticket through yourticket, went to pay for it and kablam, your 5 says you suck, better luck next time.

Not going to try for a while, still plenty of nice Japanese websites I can deal with without feeling like a poor minority in 1960's northern Georgibama.
Poll tax? WTF? Literacy Test? Just because I got a 5 on my card?

[Profesora]

Domino's Pizza (http://www.dominos.co.kr/index.do)

[redaxe]

just naver.com to use their online korean-english dictionary (you can store looked up words if you have an account), and also my Korean bank.

[Steelrails]

Anti-English Spectrum. Ant it's lesser known cousin- The People's Front of Korea. When I'm not apologizing here, I'm over there plotting and scheming everyone's destruction.

Oh crap, my cover is blown.

Gmarket- Desk Warming and buying useless crap to attract the ladies
NateOn- Ladies
CyWorld- Ladies
Special Force Online- Not doing so well with the ladies I guess
Banks- Ladies