Your purpose is trolling, it appears.
You're a lurker, or a hypocrite here.
Neither is welcome.
Says the guy who in the last few responses to me has called me various names and has accused me of doing things I am not doing. Are you going to ban yourself perhaps?boober, its not thieving.
If you're not a subscriber there is no reason for you to abide by their terms, if you've never clicked on the 'agree' button.
Its a publicly posted site, you can go there as many times as you like with cleared cookies and history.
That's legal.
According to the terms you agreed to for TERB, you're not to throw out fake accusations without humour, as you continue to do.
So the only one here breaking the terms of agreement is you.
Cuz 'fake news' is funny, given your Trudeau fake news story.
But 'you're a liar' is not.
Why would companies like the Star provide limited free articles in the first place? Just so people can get more free articles when they discover how to do it?
No. They provide free articles as samples. They invest in the mechanism to detect if someone has used up their free samples. They want to sell subscriptions. That's how they make money and continue to be in business. Using your logic, why would anyone actually pay for a subscription?
Would any vendor that offers free samples give you enough samples to the point you wouldn't purchase their full product?
So we've established that he knew what he was doing and it wasn't just by "happenstance" that he kept getting more free articles.
We've also established that the Star's Terms of Use prohibits sharing accounts. A subscriber who pays for their account agrees to those terms. ie it's legally binding. Bver was using a shared account.





