Originally Posted by
davie355
You can also email Gogo after your flight ends, complain that it was slow, and receive a full refund. This is blatantly unethical unless the service was indeed unusable, which it often is, actually.
Yeah, this would never be unethical. Are you implying Gogo is every anything but slow and almost unusable?
Originally Posted by
davie355
This flirts with unethical territory but many respectable people are open about doing it (as they would be open with deleting NYTimes.com browser cookies to read more articles for free).
Oh, man, my university professor friend always brags about getting as many NYT articles as he wants every month by doing this. Are you implying he might be respectable? No. It cannot be.