No problem!
One thing I just noticed in your last post, though -- what's important is not just that it's an EU card and an EU IP -- they actually need to be from the same country. So, for example, a French card and a German IP would not work. The basis of the law was to make sure that every customer pays the correct VAT rate for their own country -- French people pay VAT at the French rate, and the tax goes to the French government, and likewise for every other EU country.
Customers who are outside the EU (both in terms of their card and their IP address) are exempt from any of this -- they don't pay any VAT, and it doesn't matter if their IP address and card are from different countries, so long as both countries are outside the EU.