> But my point was that many of these decisions are made not because of evil approach to making more money, but because of very practical and down-to-earth thin

> But my point was that many of these decisions are made not because of evil approach to making more money, but because of very practical and down-to-earth things. You make these decisions for these reasons, and others do it so they can charge me at the end of a free trial. I don't have time to figure which one of these companies you are. That being said, if I got redirected to a CC company website so they could verify my identity and give you a token, so you can prevent free trial abuse, I'd be down with that.