Everyone loves life hacks because of how convenient and fun they tend to be. These handy tips and tricks are often things people randomly discovered while trying to simplify whatever they were doing. They then pass on this information so that other folks don’t have to struggle the way they did.
Sometimes, though, these pro tips might involve unethical or immoral things as well. It’s up to folks to decide if they’re comfortable using them; the examples in this list certainly prove that some people definitely are.
#21
I have 4 different Audible accounts...1st to get the free book for singing up for each account, but now I just constantly rotate activating and deactivating accounts for a 'first 3 months (1 credit/book per month) for 99 cents per month promotion. As soon as I get my 3rd credit/book, I deactivate and reactivate a different account on same promotion. Sometimes they have deals where you can get 2 books for a credit too. I also, about every 3-4 books will 'return' a book, even if I read it fully and get a free credit /book since they let you do that.
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7points
#22
Lower your car insurance collision/comp deductibles to $0 right before a snowstorm, or a roadtrip. After the weather/trip, raise the deductible back up. You’ll only be out a few dollars for the few days you had the lower deductible and in the event of an at fault accident, you pay nothing out of pocket.
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6points
#23
Really good-looking blind people won't care if you're ugly.
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3points
#24
Taking extra ketchup packets when you’re at a fast food place just because you know they won’t track them.. And also hotel's freebies.
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1point
#25
It's surprising easy to fake a utility bill to prove you live somewhere you don't.
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-2points
#26
At wholefoods it's cheaper to fill up a soup container with food instead of soup then it is to by the food with the normal boxes ...
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-9points