Recent content by m-o-f

Just on different marketplace forums or at onion marketplaces, there are often offers for $3-$5.

As mentioned, I search via google and found 30+ universities with access code and none of them worked (as the example domain and screenshot). Maybe it's just a wrong keyword, but I searched for "access code" and grammarly, and grammarly with file format filter (doc, pdf...) and even files from...

No, there is *no* input for an access code anymore. Just look at the screenshot I posted. So maybe you found a single university where this happends, but just try to register with a "@asbury.edu" email address. There is no "access code" asked, you enter the details, bumm, done. verification needed.

Okay, this may be right, but it didn't worked for the most of us, even with a lot of searching access codes via google (30+). And nearly every university I found didn't need a access code because it's only validating via mail *without* access code. The only exeption are "university trials"...

I tried out nearly every university I found and none of them worked. Most wanted to verify my mail address the others didn't accept my access code. Maybe someone else has more luck, maybe they track also ip addresses but it didn't worked for me.

That's really strange. I tested 10+ email addresses and all of them gave me just the mentioned example, no access code required (but I found the doc with an old one) and I need to active my account. I think I just need to try out more and find the one that still supports access codes.

Are you tested this right before? Because I tried this out and it didn't worked. It just worked if I entered a really email address of the university and then I needed to verify it to get access (which I can't). No access code required if you enter a real email address.

So, do you really mean "thinking outside the box"? I searched already a lot on Google and also tried to get an account on some universities to get the access code but without any success :( (Or did you mean the "free week" option?)