- Jay B.
“Most of these garages will have a grace period so that if you pull in but you didn’t really ‘park,’ you can leave and pay nothing. […]
"Next time you park in one of these garages, grab a ticket like normal and go park. When you’re ready to leave, pull your car close to the entrance, and go push the button to get a fresh entrance ticket, time stamped to that moment (when you’re ready to leave). Then, just go to the exit and put your brand new ticket in the machine or hand it to the person. If you’re within the grace period, you will be charged nothing and you can leave. […]
"Even if you’re a few minutes over, you’re paying for minutes rather than hours or days."
“Go to a self-checkout and weigh [everything] as apples. If you're worried about getting caught if someone checks, ring up organic [apples] as regular [apples], fuji apples as red delicious, etc. Voila, your grocery bill went down.” - Leigh C.
- Cara T.
"Have your friend order a drink at Starbucks and pick up their drink and leave. After a few minutes, have the friend walk to the counter and say they never got their drink so they make another one." - Cara T.
“According to a manager, Chipotle will let you go with free food if your card doesn't authorize, because speed/efficiency is crucial to their bottom line.” - Josh R.
- Cara T.
“For extra carry-ons at no charge, go the airport gift shop and ask for a gift bag, and stuff your stuff into it. Because it looks like you purchased it at the airport, the flight will (allegedly) let you bring it on free, even if it's over your carry-on limit.” - Josh R.
- Jay B.
“If the site has a limit to the number of articles you can read before requiring a subscription, just delete the cookies in your web browser after you reached your limit. Your count will be restarted.” - Joe R.
“In college we used to have these laundry machines that charge ~$1 (in quarters) to wash/dry a load of laundry. Someone found a hack to flick pennies into the coin slots so it would "hit" the sensor at the back and have a penny count as $0.25. We did laundry for under $0.10 most of the time (instead of $2-3).” - Cara T.
This one isn't so much unethical as it is controversial.
“Instead of buying a ticket for A:B, find a cheaper one for A:B:C and get off at B. Savings can be 30-50%. Airlines really hate this, but there's not much they can do about it.” - Josh R.
Still confused? Here's how to do it.
"Go to a dental/medical lobby and take pictures of the account info/address/barcode printed on the magazines. Allegedly, this is all that's required to access the digital versions online." - Josh R.
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