You have no idea what you are talking about. Report them to who? Interpol? No one cares. It's not illegal in the free world..
It's illegal as it brokes the currency exchange rates. And the report is going to European Central Bank - E.C.B.
If you're so sure about your saying put a product in your site at $10 and sell it to me at 10 Euros. Then let the rest to me and soon will see who has the right. Once again. We're talking for the exact same product, with the exact same features, sold from the exact same point (in this case a website) and the only difference is that one client is EU citizen and the other is not.
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And of course it's completely legal to have different prices. If I have a product and 100 customers I can sell it at 100 different prices if I want to.
Usally I agree with all of your post that I've read months ago, even more with your signature. But here I'll not agree. Don't confuse the discount that you're free to give to anybody you like, with the exchange rate. It's like to have in your shop products with just a price without a currency symbol and according to your clients nationallity to say "You're American, it costs $100", "You're European it costs 100 Euros", "You're English it costs GBP100".
EDITED: Just to add one small details which maybe is important. I wrote about "same product... same features" etc but I forgot the most important. "Same price". In this case the only difference is the currency symbol that's why I talked for breaking exchange rates.
In any case in some days I'll post here the official reply. I post a question to appropriate department at http://ec.europa.eu/index_en.htm and I got the follow reply:
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