“62 Ingenious Loopholes: Unlocking Secrets That Will Leave You Scratching Your Head!”
I mean, some people line up for those giveaways HOURS before gates open.
When I was a kid a KFC by my house used to give out free cups of water without a purchase. They also kept packets of lemon juice and sugar on the condiment counter, so my friends and I would go there several times a day during the summer and make lemonade.
Last year, McDonald’s launched its app and when you registered your email you got a free burger. The great thing was that the app wasn’t verifying the emails so I entered a fake email 3 times a day every day for about 3-4 months and got free Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. Each sandwich was about $7-$8 because I would add bacon, avacado or an extra patty on mostly ever burger or sandwich. I estimate about $700 – $1000 worth of food.
And I even told atleast 4 other friends that did it with me.
Now I’m just a fat piece of s**t.
When I was a kid (13 if I recall correctly), I figured out the number AOL used to dial out when you *sign up* for the service, and I managed to get online with my PC and Dreamcast that way. I can’t remember exactly how I did it, but I do remember AOL attempting to sue me, and my mom getting pretty upset, but they apparently dropped it when they found out I was so young.
Alladvantage
It was a website that paid you to put an ad bar on your IE browser and paid you like 10 cents an hour.
This was in 2000 I think
I found a hack that let me run 100 ad bars in the background at a time. I ran it on my dial up connection overnight for a couple months and they sent me about 5,000 USD. not bad for a 11th grade kid. My parents thought I was selling d***s.
The company quickly went out of business.
Snack machines at my old work. They were a “guaranteed delivery” type and I found out if a snack comes out and gets stuck it would dispense another one since it thinks that it didn’t dispense anything (something is “dispensed” once it comes out of the corkscrewy thing and triggers the sensor at the bottom of the machine). I always exploited it and some of my colleagues who would come along picked it up and started to do it too. We were never caught.
My friend didn’t really exploit the hell out of it since it’s hard to do so but he found out that sirius xm radios had a year to receive the deactivation signal after the subscription expires. If the radio isn’t getting power, it wouldn’t receive the signal. If you disconnect the power before the expiration, let it sit without power for long enough, you’d get free lifetime siris xm. He exploited this when he inherited his grandma’s crown vic after she passed away. It sat for 2 years without the battery and it was stored just before her subscription ended. In that car my friend has free lifetime sirius xm.
When you fly Southwest business select print your boarding pass and drink coupons at home. Check in at the counter and have them printed again. If you have a connecting flight you will now arrive at your destination pleasantly toasted. I’ve gotten away with it on a single flight by ordering doubles as well.
Back before all info was stored on computers I discovered that military leave requests were approved and signed by the local chain of command as paper carbon copies. One copy was placed in the soldier’s file, one given to the soldier as his leave pass, and the last copy sent to Ft. Ben Harrison to be officially recorded and subtracted from a soldier’s accrued leave. So, taking leave without it counting against the leave accrued was simply a matter of making friends with the company clerk and making sure that last copy ended up in the round file rather that mailed to Ft. Ben. I traveled all over Europe on and off for about four months that year until my ridiculous time away was noticed by my Sgt and compared the local records to the official one. I was only docked about 1/3 of the leave I’d taken and they chalked it up to a “mistake.” If I’d have had the good sense not to go over the top the entire thing would have gone unnoticed. Good times….
Very late into the lifetime of NBA 2K13, the greatest glitch ever was discovered. Someone found out that you could get as much Virtual Currency as you wanted through faked microtransactions. Basically, as long as you **didn’t** have money on the PayPal you were trying to pay with, and logged out immediately, you’d log back in with $10 dollars worth of virtual currency.
The best thing about it though was that it wasn’t too well known and was discovered **very** late into the game, so the framework for the microtransactions was carried over to 2K14. Not only did the glitch still work (for the two-three weeks), but it was **even better,** since the highest “pack” of VC was now worth $50.
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