Commerce involves selling goods and services.Originally Posted by Unregistered
Asking for donations isn't "commerce".
Posting ad's isn't buying or selling goods or services, either. (But it might result in commerce, later).
Anything for sale on this site?
Nope - so, not commerce. Sorry!
Pretty simple if you do a tiny bit of research, then think about it for a few seconds.
Re: How To Spot Those Who Use Disinformation
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Please don't 'feed' the Angry CT Troll by responding (Troll (Internet) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
Really?
What charity is my "donation" going to?
Why are there over 600 sucks.com sites?
Ever hear of Dan Parisi?
Yep, no commerce going on here.
The money just goes to a black hole that helps the homeless in Mumbai. Right.
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Please don't 'feed' the Angry CT Troll by responding (Troll (Internet) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
From this site's privacy statement:
CanadianTireSucks.net collects and processes information about you in order to:
(i) identify you each time you visit a Web Site or wish to have a Service provided;
(ii) process orders or applications submitted by you;
(iii) improve our Services and Web Sites
(iv) Customize your experience, for example, provide advertisements that we think are relevant to you and which support any specific requests for information you may make through keyword searches;
(v) carry out research on the demographics, interests and behaviour of all of our customers; and
(vi) send you information we think you may find useful, including information about new CanadianTireSucks.net products and services.
Gee, section 6 refers to products and services that CanadianTireSucks.net apparently sells. I guess faker advocate should do a bit of research before giving his "opinion". Then there is section 1 which references services. And of course, section 3 that references services.
Yep, faker advocates....so easy to disprove.
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Troll (Internet) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Lmao, faker advocate has nothing left. Game, set, match. Please come again, and don't forget to donate!
Troll (Internet) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In Internet slang, a troll is someone who posts inflammatory,[2] extraneous, or off-topic messages in an online community, such as an online discussion forum, chat room, or blog, with the primary intent of provoking readers into an emotional response[3] or of otherwise disrupting normal on-topic discussion.[4]
Let's do some reading here
A disinformationalist uses old outdated information to prove a point. For example;
A bicycle case from a decade ago
Two Dealers being dirty with taxes 6 years ago and 9 years ago
a failed US expansion 30 years ago
a cashier wrongly fired 4 years ago
Disinformationalist indeed. Its you faker advocate - ct hater whiner.
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