next-hop.forbes.com | Access denied (403)
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Trying to access this:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/timworstall/2014/12/23/more-than-90-of-us-businesses-dont-pay-the-corporate-income-tax/
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Looks fine here (UK, Sauf London), must be a Portuguese problem. Try archive.org in the mean time, seems to have it. https://web.archive.org/web/20210314174316/https://www.forbes.com/sites/timworstall/2014/12/23/more-than-90-of-us-businesses-dont-pay-the-corporate-income-tax/
Works with me too.
tested at 20:57
403 is an internal HTMl error on the server, they hadn’t set the file permissions correctly for the Web Server to read it.
You are being cancelled. Not communist enough for Forbes.
It has been archived here – https://archive.is/klGiP – but I also have no problem accessing it directly
The link in the OP works fine here.
Original link working fine from here (NZ)
Also, original link working fine with my ProtonVPN set to a Portugal server
Thanks to all that checked this for me. Odd but there we are, it’s just odd then……
Looks to me like an archive issue on their end. Especially since it’s perfectly visible by OP link after a couple of people hammered the same request.
After all, the article is 6 years old.. That’s almost prehistoric by Internet Years… 😉
That message says to me that you’re not allowed to see that page because you logged in too long ago.
You are/were a contributor to Forbes right? My guess is that you have cookies on your browser dropped by the Forbes content management system and they’re too old.
To be like one of us members of the public try some of these:
Open an incognito window in your browser,
Delete the cookies from your browser associated with Forbes,
Use a different browser,
Borrow a different computer/device from someone in your house.
Yeah sounds right by rjb.
Clear your cache, Tim. Probably your internet browsing history too. You know, just in case, or do you use a VPN for “educational” material ?