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By ensuring their landing pages are as unusable as possible Experts Exchange is reducing the usefulness of search results. They are gaming the system to the detriment of everyone else and this is a perfect example of "evil" SEO.

The only reason this is the case is Google threatened to de-list them unless they showed the actual content the page was being cached for. They didn't tell anyone they shifted it down the bottom though, and the only way you can see that content is by using a search engine as a referring URL.

Not all SEO is evil but that one is a bit naughty.

Edit: spelling is awesome

There was a time when just above the answer was a license saying you weren't allowed to read the answer — but it's gone now, so I guess Google made then remove it. I didn't realise on my own that you could scroll down to the answers though, as the page is designed to make that appear not to be the case, so I'd say it is evil SEO.