Loopholes You Can Exploit to Cheat the System

[@BeAmazed]

Anyone know of any other loophole we could've included?

[@penguinb0mb787]

Be Amazed yea just search up how to get infinite diamonds for minecraft

[@masterjedisam1578]

Penguin B0mb oh nobody cares about infinite diamonds in MC. People wanna know about infinite diamonds in real life!

[@relimic]

How to 5x your money, the long way: Take a bunch of nickles and put them on the T.O street car tracks, when there's no traffic (for the excited people), then let the street car run them over; collect them and most vending machines will count them as quarters!

[@penguinb0mb787]

Sam Shumway it was a joke

[@relimic]

If you're Canadian, go to America and buy things in quarters, there's no dollar conversion on change.

[@sethg6157]

when i get junk mail with pre payed return postage I often wrap up and mail back a cinder block. They have to pay to ship it and it cost them a butt load. Not so much a loop hole as a please don't send me junk mail.

[@Daniek_Pols]

Seth Galthie made my day😆😂😂😂

[@clintonknight9798]

Legit just LOL'ed. Holy mother I gotta remember this if a politician ever uses these.

[@tylerbuchholz3234]

Clinton Knight Why? You, we, the taxpayers pay for their official postage. You'd only be helping them waste more money.

[@sethg6157]

Tyler im not sure if thats how things work where you are but ij the US the company pays for the postage. They basicaly make an agreement with the postal service to cover the cost of any and all postal services the responce requiers.

[@tylerbuchholz3234]

My reply was to another post about the politicians wasting more money with postage paid mail. Your idea of burning companies that send unsolicited mail is a good one though. Thanks.

[@TheNinjaman67]

Did these get patched ?

[@connorbinversie6092]

Yes, in the 1.3.4 patch notes it clearly states this. Be Amazed do your research

[@Invrexs]

Meka Ramsahai in the 2.01.7 patch yea

[@brandon_montero]

Meka Ramsahai idk if you can glitch them in the 2.01.7.63 patch

[@yoloswaggins1579]

Yeah, you gotta edit Starbucks.ini. If you get VAC banned, join the hacked lobby.

[@gusty6249]

I haven't updated since 1.2.5 so none of the new patches work against me.

[@MrTigerlore]

That boy-band member who wore all his clothes to avoid bag fees passed out from heat exhaustion and went to the hospital. You left that part out.

[@YoWhatYouNeed]

Tiger H. Lore The point of that part is?

[@MrTigerlore]

1 k point is: wear an ice-vest (or something else to keep cool) when you exploit that loophole. Otherwise, you'll find it's not such a great loophole.

[@shaundoyle3213]

I did it on my last holiday, 4 pants, 3 pairs of socks, 2 jeans, 4 shirts, 1 jumper, one coat, one hat. I got stopped at security because they couldn't do a body scan.... but overall it went just fine and I saved 37 euros in baggage! (You can just take the coat off and a layer or two of tops once on the plane - or simply just tie shirts/jumpers to a belt and let them hang down like a skirt of clothes!

[@MrTigerlore]

Shaun Doyle You gave me an idea. 💡 What if your shirt was also a backpack!? I mean, you'd have to be able to remove it to sit down. 💡 You could also wear pants with huuuge pockets and stuff all your clothes into them. 💡 Or... you could tie all your clothes together and wrap them around your head into a giant turban. Maybe I like to wear a long flowing cape made of clothes bobby-pinned together. Cuz my style is my right.

[@shaundoyle3213]

You do you! :P I do feel a skirt made of clothes is certainly a fun look!

[@gamer708886]

You can also buy a "buy one get one free" item and then return the one you bought for a refund and keep the free one.

[@TGCommander]

Yea, but make sure that the store does allow refunds.

[@dickfantastic7908]

Theseus no, they require both items back

[@arthurwolff]

O...M...G IT WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORKSSSSS (i tried it)

[@shrekislife584]

Does it work? I will try.

[@YoungBrave2006]

That's gonna depend on the store. I once tried to return an item because a store had sold me the wrong thing, and the item that I actually needed was cheaper than what they initially sold me. They would not refund me the difference, only give me store credit.

[@catguy5425]

Back when McDonald's offered a free sandwich with any purchase upon the completion of a receipt survey, I used to get something cheap like a 50 cent cookie, fill out the survey, get the code, then get another cookie and sandwich. $6.48 value cost $1. Then I'd get another receipt and repeat the process. Total spent after 2nd redemption: $1.50. Total value: $11.98. I kept doing this until the survey website said I exceeded my allotted surveys. Then I switched to my laptop and doubled my allotment. 😈 I eventually figured out that the cashier doesn't even input the code or anything, so I was able to get away with just putting random numbers on the receipt, saving time I would've spent on the survey!

[@MTMSA1280]

Andrew, GOOD WAY TO STICK IT TO UNCLE DONALD! ✌

[@ElationProductions]

Good idea, but is McDonald's food really worth it? ;)

[@catguy5425]

hatter00 And an internet troll is more original?

[@ddebenedictis]

The real winner in this scenario of course, is McDonald's. They spend hundreds of millions of dollars on advertising, and here they got a real life testimonial in exchange for giving you a few bucks "food".

[@Roxor128]

I thought McDonald's sold burgers, not sandwiches. Did they add some new product lines for people who thought burgers were too unhealthy?

[@SleepyPitou]

Starbucks is like "We don't like you doing this, you can keep doing this, but keep in mind, we don't like it."

[@FrozenMammothMusic]

SpeedrunsTeddy lmao

[@Vincent_Beers]

you'd think they would just stick a price limit in the fine print, like $20 or something. then again, maybe they just feel like its free advertising so they let it go

[@Lord_RavnFar_Tannerwise]

Vincent Beers shush dont give them ideas

[@MankindFails]

Sounds like my ex...

[@layzlifts9856]

Believe it or not, it does humble people. I change my ordering habits just because I am not an immoral person.

[@apexone5502]

Dude who gamed the bank in #10 is my hero.

[@rrrrrr-484]

Now they're not going to work... thanks!

[@braith117]

That guy drank 90 shots of espresso over a 5 day period? I'm pretty sure that guy got to work once or twice only to realize that he'd forgotten his car.

[@Rainboworafish]

braith117 I bet he got halfway to work and shit his pants

[@ooEVILGOAToo]

With all that espresso, he wouldn't need a car to get anywhere!

[@ABCWarrior]

oo EVIL GOAT oo that's the joke

[@still34u]

to be fair.. that's 18 shots a day.. I drink four shots every time.. so that would be four and a half coffees a day.. nothing special about that

[@jackarta3623]

i would probably bring a whole bucket

[@nappy2720]

My niece wanted this toy for her birthday it was like a frozen doll for like 30 bucks and when I rang it up it said 0.01$ because it wasn't even supposed to be at walmart. They had taken it down and then the manager said well we will just price it like the other dolls as 30$. I went to the self check out and bought it for 1 penny.

[@Starfloofle]

I... I thought bar codes were universal, weren't they? How does that happen? I guess if they literally do not sell the product at all? That's... Is that some kind of unintended reverse shoplifting?

[@noahw4623]

@@Starfloofle Barcodes aren't universal.

[@BrandyMk]

Right if it’s the advertised price that’s what they have to sell it for otherwise that’s false advertising. I see that a lot at Walmart. You were completely within your rights to do that legally! Smart I love when people are able to “cheat/(not cheating though) the companies that are always cheating us... or should I say take advantage of ... companies taking advantage of us..

[@cedarshoals529]

I bought 2 shirts at Wally World from a $10 rack. They would not scan so the lady had to manually enter the product number. The price came up as 1 cent per shirt. Thinking it would be a long wait for a supervisor, I offered to just get different shirts. The lady said "No, people pay too much all the time for incorrectly entered items...The register says you owe 2 cents and thats what you will pay. Thank you Walmart lady!

[@ashleysix2523]

Yep...Always push for the listed price...As previously mentioned, they have to sell it as it's marked, otherwise it's false advertisement (just ask for a manager)...However, be aware of Walmart's scams...The "clearance" isle, for example...It's total bullshit...They stock it full of regularly priced items, and mix in a few reduced price items...There are usually no prices on the shelves, so you have no idea how much anything costs, yet they won't get in trouble for false advertising, but...If you check the prices on the "marked down" items with the clearance tags, they're usually only a dollar or two less than the original price, if not EXACTLY the same amount!!! You can even find the same "clearance items" stocked on regular shelves, and even though they were obviously intentionally (and strategically) put there by employees, if caught, the store will claim that they were put there by mistake...In fact, watch your prices on anything you buy there...Clearance items frequently ring up at the full price, and a manager is required in order to change it at the register...This is why I ALWAYS use self checkout, as the cashiers either won't pay attention, don't care, or have been told not to say anything about it...I once had a 15 pack of Monster energy drinks (normally $15.00) ring up as $30.00!!! I called for help, and the girl acted like I was lying...I had to look it up on their site, show her, then get a manager to convince her that I was right...I buy them there every month, and they're not exactly cheap anywhere you go, so I definitely remember when a place has them for $1.00 each (even if only in a bulk buy situation)....Honestly, it's insane how corrupt that place is, and the longer you shop there, the more you realize just how bad it really is...

[@gremlinsbreath]

It's not on the level of the ones in the video but there is a way to avoid payments to a loan company. When I figure out just how much I was paying in extra fees to the loan company I obtained a credit card with a $5000 dollar limit with no interest on the first purchase. I paid off what was left on the loan with the card then tossed it into a drawer. As long as I didn't use the card for anything else and was never late with a payment to the credit card company all payments went toward the principle. I just wish I'd figured it out sooner.

[@TheBoxingNinja]

gremlinsbreath Cool. Never saw a "first payment no interest" on a card but maybe you don't live in the US like me?

[@MastersOfRs]

Yea, I've only seen offers with no interest for X months.

[@TheBoxingNinja]

Where do you live gremlinsbreath​

[@gremlinsbreath]

Indiana

[@arosado8563]

Sometimes the limit is 1 yr

[@agronoxdt]

$50 of free coffee at starbucks?! So like 3 cups of coffee?! Awesome!

[@AquaticNeonn]

Agronox DT gay

[@finesseflight7945]

I know you were exaggerated but FR like 5-8 cups lol $50

[@inxane1690]

FINESSE FLIGHT a milkshake in a 4 star restaurant:10 dollars

[@levistepanian5341]

Agronox DT I usually get the large size but I'm a kid so I rarely get to go there

[@thechristiancowboy6967]

No coffee is cheap at starbucks, a secret people don't get. Its the other stuff that cost, Buy a tall coffee, for around $2 bucks same at dunkin donuts. Difference is, at starbucks, if you have a gold card, "easy to get with a $10 gift card" you get free refills. So you can get a large at dunkin donuts for $3 or spend $2 at starbucks and get more coffee, fresh every time. Or you can keep believing that starbucks cost more.

[@krozareq]

#3 (House for $16) didn't work out for him. A judge kicked him out and warned that anyone else attempting this could face charges. No mortgages are ever abandoned. If the company closes, the mortgage still has an investor (likely Fannie Mae) who is the one who fronted the money. A mortgage company is just a loan servicer and, in most cases, a loan originator. But the investor can transfer those loans to be serviced by another company. In the case of a bank failing, a loan goes to the FDIC. The FDIC in many cases actually converts those bank-originated loans into mortgages, handing them over to Fannie Mae. I worked in mortgages for 5 years. I saw the downfall and then the resurgence when all the big investors behind the mortgages made more money by taking all these rotten mortgage bonds and servicing them into their own LLCs so that the FDIC, Fannie Mae, and the Federal Reserve Bank of NY could get them off the books. By using HAMP and various foreclosure options (DIL, C4K, etc) they cut the fat, so to speak, and made the bonds profitable again all-the-while obtaining lucrative servicing fees. That's how that game played out. A lot of companies went under but the people behind them only got richer.

[@CewyahAlt]

Arch linux pfp cool

[@erictaylor5462]

#7 When I was a teenager I was working at a gas station. This was back when they still offered full service. This lady pulled up and wanted a fill up, so I started the pump going, cleaned her windows, checked her engine fluids and tires then went back to finish filling her up. the pump clicked off at about 20 cents. Annoyed I restarted it and it shut off at once. I tried again, and again it shit off. Confused I checked her tank and saw it was full. I asked her if she was sure she came in with an empty tank and she was. Then I looked at the gallons pumped. It was over 21 gallons (the price should have been around $1.509) but the pump had reset it's price to $0.009 per gallon. I asked the boss what to do and he said all we could do was charge her card for the price on the pump.

[@jerellem]

Eric Taylor cool story bro

[@Sexsess]

The credit card loophole was the best.

[@powercloud9610]

he committed fraud.

[@g.t.g1111]

Yeah, like credit cards are not fraudulent robbery!!

[@justinmoore8934]

@@powercloud9610 no the credit card company signed a legally binding document renegotiating contracts aren’t illegal

[@powercloud9610]

@@justinmoore8934 It’s not but what he did was illegal. When you alter ANY document. I deal with contracts everyday and yes your right company should of read it. However he broke huge laws to alter it. Ever heard of forging a document ?

[@justinmoore8934]

@@powercloud9610 judge didn’t feel that way, maybe it wasn’t illegal until after this guy did it

[@1973Washu]

I am trying to work out how to carry a bathtub into Starbucks now.

[@Sergilor]

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[@fade2008]

try those kiddie pools you can just blow up

[@WhiskersMctabby]

Do you remember the guy who bought pudding during an air miles promotion when the airline offered way too many air miles per pudding cup. I think he got like 1.25 million air miles for like $3100. Also, Tim Horton coffee shops up here in Canada once offered these weirdly planned out stamp cards. You would get 1 free coffee after buying your first coffee. Then it gave you another free coffee once you got three stamps. I would buy a coffee and keep claiming that I'd never heard of their deal, so every other coffee I got was free. It was such a silly oversight, but it didn't even last for two weeks, so I think they realized what they did. The card basically looked like this: [1st stamp] [Free Coffee] [2nd stamp] [3rd stamp] [4th stamp] [Free Coffee]

[@MrStrikecentral]

I know of a loophole at Kroger's grocery store for their fuel points program. You get 1 point for every dollar you spend and every 100 points gets you 10 cents off gasoline per gallon. What I do is this: When they have a 4x fuel points promotion on their gift cards, I buy a $100 prepaid Visa card and then use it to buy gift cards at other places, like retail stores or restaurants. I'm basically respending the same $100 twice, netting 800 fuel points for $100. You can try the same thing at Giant Eagle if they offer bonus fuel perks on prepaid credit cards. Try it!

[@SamusBountyRP]

MrStrikecentral if you work for them and are a cashier you can use your own loyalty card with people that don't have one and boost your cents off per gallon without having to purchase single thing yourself. I haven't done this but I've known people who have.

[@elbosso1226]

There is a five dollar fee but you still may be saving money on gas

[@iluvdissheet]

MrStrikecentral you can buy a gift card with a gift card?

[@Monkeywrench542]

it just depends on the state in which you are in, some require cash to buy gift cards and some do not.

[@inxane1690]

iluvdissheet ye

[@paparoysworkshop]

I once found a loophole that allowed me to fly free for years. Every year I would fly from Vancouver to Manila. I would leave in early November and return during the Easter travel rush in April. Airlines commonly over book their flights. Knowing this, I would make sure my return ticket was on the busiest day possible in April. Then on the day of the return flight, I arrived at the airport very early and inform the airline that I did not "have" to fly that day. They would happily put me on standby and if the flight filled up, they would give me 5000 peso ($100 USD) and a free flight to be used within a year for my sacrifice. I then took the next flight two days later and used my free ticket the following November making sure my return was again booked for Easter. Paid once then flew for free for years. Of course if by some chance the flight did have an empty seat, I would have had to take it. But with a common overbooking practice of 10%, that never happened.

[@butters3542]

1. Not ever having to pay for winrar

[@Voorcheese]

WhiteShark I don’t know if you copied this comment but it’s genius

[@pressureflipin1992]

Its the best hack ever....well not really more it being their fault for being dumb

[@HR-wd6cw]

Sometimes NOT paying for stuff can be worse that just forking over the money in the first place (ie. illegal downloading and piracy) because sometimes you may get more than you wanted (malware). Granted WinRAR was probably free, 7Zip is the new thing now and does what most othe others do (Winzip, winrar, etc) and it's free and without any extra baggage (ie. potential malware) as long as you download it from its developer's website.

[@ryuken7129]

Awesome lol

[@SgtJoeSmith]

local gas station has member card. buy 6 pizzas and get 7th free. fridays is buy one get 1 free. free ones count torward 7th cause register rings them as 50% off. so it becomes buy 3 and get 4 free.

[@morebirdbrain1218]

when u have to "type a report" just voice text it to your self, and then forward it via email to ur computer then send it to ur teacher

[@Georg-fb8iu]

I was once shopping for an expensive HP printer, which was listed in most shops for around $1500. But one of the stores had it listed for $150. It was a local store, so I made up an online reservation, paid with my card. and drove there to pick it up. Two sales people brought the printer (for it's a big one :)) )... And then I got actually scared I'd be charged with fraud. So I asked them to call the manager, I told him everything. So, he looked thru his pricelists and said there was no error: the price was correct. Then he called the supplier and finally found out it was their mistake. And he said: "You could have actually taken the printer: none of us, neither our store or you would be held liable: it was an HP's employee mistake". :)

[@raloclark1002]

Georg 1973 loser 🖓🖓🖓👏

[@ruscala322]

You thought that buying something for the advertised price was fraud, guess you deserved to lose out then.

[@shortchanged.]

U shoulda got it n got gone..

[@Shorey]

In the UK there used to be a law meaning you could only sell fruit + veg on Sunday, my uncle used to sell a banana for £300 and give away a free sofa.

[@alexmollov6252]

that makes no sense

[@saundrafankell3139]

Free Roadside- Progressive allows you to sign up for a policy online and pay using a routing and account number. You can use any account, I prefer to use MoneyLion because they are really slow when it comes to processing stuff and they don't close your account or charge you a fee for your account being at $0. So you go to Progressive and sign up for your auto insurance, I always just max out all the options ($100 deductibles, 500k liability, $60/day rental car coverage, etc) and make sure you opt in for the Roadside. Then pay for your coverage selecting the option to pay using your checking account, I usually just "pay" the entire year in full. It takes Progressive and your bank anywhere from 2 weeks to a month of throwing the transaction back and forth before Progressive gives up and cancels your policy and during that time you've got $500k coverage. I don't recommend getting in any accidents or filing a claim though, trust me they figure out pretty quick that you're not actually covered. You do however, get a real valid (at least valid for a little while anyway) insurance card to show if you get pulled over, and where I live officers cant check the validity of your insurance policy they just need to see your card and that it's not expired. Really though you would do this for the roadside assistance. The roadside assistance is active instantly, and it's saved my butt sooo many times. I've been stuck out of gas 3 times and went online to Progressive, signed up for a policy with roadside and "paid" using a checking account, then immediately called and had them bring me gas and 4 times now I've not been able to start the car and I've done the same thing and immediatly called and had them tow it home. (They will tow you within 17 miles for free). After you do it once or twice they stop letting you sign up under your name and you have to start changing like 1 letter in your name or the month you were born, etc. The first time you do it it's a breeze, but after that it can get a bit tricky and it's definitely not legal but if you've never done it before and you're car breaks down and you've got no money, no AAA or any way to get it home use this trick, you'll get home without any stress and they'll never be the wiser.

[@OhNo-jq6iz]

Strip club one is funny... Alot of casinos actually hire their drink waitresses as "models" so they can fire them for getting fat & not get hit with any discrimination lawsuits.

[@Monkeywrench542]

until they fire a woman for getting fat and she is actually pregnant, then the casino is fucked.

[@artyomarty391]

1) If you travel and you want to sleep/rest/shower at campground sites, then dont come until after like 11 pm. This way the staff will say "pay tomorrow". But then leave the next day before 7 am before staff wakes up and you wont have to pay (doesnt always work but usually does) 2) If you drive someone else's car, you never actually need to have auto insurance if you get stopped. Nor does the owner of the car need to have it. Simply tell the officer "yes I have auto insurance but its at home". The officer will never charge you for driving without insurance if you drive someone else's car because there is a good chance that the owner does have insurance. Cops dont treat insurance the same way as registration. You just have to lie a bit 3) Wal mart has pretty great return policy. You can get like 10 tents, a few Go-Pro's, some travel equipment, and then return it all after you're done with your vacation. 4) We all know that ink cartridges are expensive AF. However, some printers come with ink. What you can do is buy a printer, use up all the ink, and then return the printer for another one 5) When applying to college or financial aid, you can say you're black/hispanic or some other privileged minority. Depending on college, being transgendered also helps. This significantly increases your chances. If caught in the lie, simply say that "i identify as X"

[@rivahkillah]

When I worked at the airline we were told to not upgrade people that asked for free upgrades

[@HR-wd6cw]

Agreed, my sister-in-law is a pilot and said that people almost never get "Free" upgrades. However, I did luck out once on a flight from Chicago to Swizerland when there was some booking screw up in coach so I got to sit in business class as a result. Probably will never happen again (I was also flying with family so that may have helped a little, versus bumping me to another flight).

[@roxcyn]

That really sucks. I have been upgraded but I never asked.

[@ananananas9854]

I like how this channel never has clickbait videos like some other channels

[@Dreadlock1227]

I bought a pair of headphones at Best Buy for $200, but they have an open box policy where if something is returned already opened, they sell it for less but the customer who returned it still gets their full refund. So I bought the headphones for $200, took them out to the parking lot, opened the box, went back in and returned them. Then a few days later I went back and bought the same headphones for $180 😂😂

[@edgyyoutuberuser5991]

Behe Beeh smart

[@gabee8535]

Cost to drive back and forth probably around ten dollars plus time wasted driving to and from store while being in store around 1.5-2hrs. Even if you spent that time working for minimum wage it would have been more profitable and you could have been using that transportation cost for a job which I'm going to assume you don't have or are just to dumb to realize it. Either way time spent explaining to someone they are dumb priceless.

[@stephenh7336]

If you can afford to pay 180 for some headphones you're rich enough you don't have to save money.

[@houseofaction]

if you were smart you would have taken the second pair back, did the same thing over and over until said pair of headphones cost you 10 or 20 dollars

[@ChristopherDrTruthMichael]

Corey Liddil pathetic

[@arckocsog253]

Love this. Subscribed!

[@TheOnlyGamingNerd-yr4hk]

I love your channel so much your the best

[@BeAmazed]

Thanks :D

[@bicyclist2]

I once discovered a price discrepancy at a local mom and pop toy store. As the prices were a little higher at another location. So I negotiated to buy the higher priced item at the lower price, and then returned it a few days later at the full retail price, pocketing the difference. Thanks.

[@olli_k]

$50 in free Starbucks coffee? Oh, so three cups of coffee then...

[@lizardflap251]

I love this channel

[@illusionistdave1]

It's not expresso. It's espresso.

[@kalleklp7291]

Well, I have a 5000 L fish tank...can I get my free coffee filled in there..? Lol..

[@CatalinaThePirate]

😲 Wouldn't your poor fish get all amped up, with all that caffeine? Or is that how you can teach flying fish how to fly?

[@kalleklp7291]

@@CatalinaThePirate They are constant power sliding around in that damned tank. 😂

[@CatalinaThePirate]

@@kalleklp7291 LOL! 😆 That must be a sight to see! 😃

[@macblack11]

If it's a legal loophole then you are not cheating anything.

[@cherrypepsi2815]

Isn't the point of a loophole to *technically* not break the rules while also getting your way?

[@LikaLaruku]

"Gravy Plane" is my new favorite Dad Joke.

[@7777-y7d]

Is this patched for the 2.0.1.7 update

[@Yes-fy4nr]

I'm not sure.. I shall go check.

[@joshuafife6792]

Is it patched for 2.0.1.8 yet??

[@canigetto999subscribersple9]

@@joshuafife6792 awwwww man it is !!!!!!!!

[@umpygoodness2369]

in Manhattan, we could sneak into ANY big Gala, by finding the Smoking Area (often out back, by the freight entrance) and just pretend we were making a call etc like everyone else. Just walk back in and no one checks you.

[@cherry01995]

I figured out on how to get a free lifetime warranty on something you purchased years ago that broke you go to the store repurchase the same product and you return the old broken one in the new box with the new seral number. Just clean the old one a little bit and get a refund. You got a new replacement and your money back.

[@williamhaynes7089]

unless the look has changed, many products get updated too often for this to work

[@larrygreen492]

I've done this with 3 Bunn coffee makers I bought at thrift stores. Buy new one at Walmart, return old one for a refund.

[@daschundloverable]

I found 2 racks of toys by the employee entrance to the back room at our local K-Mart. They weren't marked. A month later I went in for my scripts and they were still there. I found an employee who came over and started to mark these toys down to $1-$3 and loaded up my cart. When I got to the register, there was an additional 40% off. The checkout girl was freaking out that I paid less than $25 for a cartload of toys and she was telling all the other cashiers about it. When I went back the next day, they were all gone. Some of these toys sell up to $60. No wonder the store closed about 6 months later.

[@thehaywoods6386]

Love ur videos carry them on

[@BeAmazed]

Thanks Nathan :)

[@giggleking2586]

0:21 Love Ur Throughout Intro!

[@mitchellsroufe3344]

If you sing the chic fil a theme song in the drive thru they will give you a free sandwich, drink, and order of waffle fries

[@SupraKooper]

The 10th one isn't even a loophole dude. Why is this even on this video? That's how contracts work... Like if you get a contract, and you don't like it, you have able to change the contract, sign it, return it to the person, and then have them sign it. And if they don't read it... like many people don't.... Well.... that's on them. Likewise, if you don't read a contract, it's on you. That's just how contracts work dude. If you don't like the terms of the contract, you're free to change them before signing it. It's called negotiating the terms of a contract.

[@stupiddog9065]

Supra Kooper true

[@MrSomeGamerdude]

its more exploiting the quickness of human lying "i have read and accept..." before actually reading in this list (still agreeing of it not being a loophole).

[@umpygoodness2369]

FUN FACT: many judges have told Big Corporations it is NOT binding if you give consumers a huge thing to read, as that's UNREASONABLE. LAST YEAR, a judge in France SMASHED the neo-nazis at Facebook, when french people SUED FB. Facebook's attys said "your french citizens AGREED to our contract terms, so they cannot sue us in French courts!" and the French judge said "eat shit" and Facebook SETTLED the lawsuit. (Artists sued Fascistbook for blocking nude art.)

[@awesomelynds2294]

Love this video

[@MattKremer39]

Taking my empty beer keg to Starbucks! Lol

[@seigeengine]

Do you think they'd accept a tanker truck?

[@Zak-Z-Ninja]

seigeengine xD. hi starbux do you mind filling this up with coffee. a tanker pulls up next to the shop

[@jdoggg1119]

Actually, the person hired to program the slot machines was not Tommy Carmichael, his name was Ron Harris. Harris worked for the Nevada Gaming Control Board, while Carmichael was a tv repair man, who created the light wand to fool the optical sensor in the slot machines.

[@blazenglory7493]

I actually did the Starbucks reward thing. Ordered a venti 99 tea bags tea and used the reward to pay for it. It would've cost around $58

[@LeonCoretz]

I think the guy writing his own contract was the best.

[@metleon]

#5 is 100% illegal.

[@user-cw9lf3gl6x]

Starbucks is like: "Well, we don't like you cheating the system, but good luck drinking that 90 shots of espresso,"

[@jaymehta6452]

Dunkin donuts loophole: Buy a donut On the receipt there is a survey, take it to get a free donut Get the donut and ask for a receipt On the receipt, there is a survey for another free donut INFINITY DONUTS

[@thewonderfulwonder1614]

Jay Mehta true

[@masterjedisam1578]

Make more of these please!

[@tiffanybenefield1980]

$50 of free coffee would only be 3-4 cups max. lmbo

[@bobwebster835]

i heard that someone once exploited a lowest price guarantee at a brick&mortar-store by posting the product he wanted to buy on amazon with an insanely low price (it was reasonable for the type of product but not for the specific product) and showing his ad to a salesman

[@RakLord]

This feels like 1 of those porn adds. You didn't know how you can grow 4 inches in 1 week

[@macgyverthebunny]

if your local bar has mug night, bring your own mug any size. The bar i worked at did, it had to be clear, with a handle & no spout, mugs refills were $3 so he got a glass pitcher had the glass cut down past the spout to make it into a "mug" it held 128 oz (1 gallon) he drank the whole night for $3 on Monday nights,

[@airsoftarmy77]

Feels like a danger Dolan carbon copy...

[@raymondj8768]

i think they do have something to do with eachother

[@midassandahl5076]

A friend of mine once shoved a few shrimps down each curtain rod in a house he was buying. Once they started to rot, noone wanted the house and the price was reduced by a pretty big amount lol

[@MrHellsing1055]

I remember I got 200 dollars worth of Colgate" total white" for like $10 because each sale pooped out a coupon to make the next purchase drop to .50 cents. another thing I do is pick up an empty soft drink off the streets during my runs, wash it, and use it at burgur king or McDonalds. I'm helping the earth and getting free drinks

[@nathanielalexander5146]

Ahmmad K will you not get sick?

[@doprdopr]

When there nit looking throw it away and get a new one then say it is a refil

[@jimellison777]

GREAT VIDEO. ..............

[@TheKingArabia]

4:36 ad placement, how much did they pay you? :D

[@Jerkwad152]

All you have to do to get free coffee at Starbuck's is accuse the barista of racism.

[@reaper-ej1sx]

Dad:Why is the FBI here?

[@xnabr7603]

IHonestlyDontKnow for fuck sake jimmy you loopholed your way into fbi’s most wanted

[@spacialreasoning1814]

they are regularly penetrating cornholes. Fux Butts Intimately

[@jpjp9111]

I've done the Starbucks drink thing and used a juice pitcher as my mug. I got $20 mocha frappuccino with several shots for free. They now limit the cup size you can use to 30oz. Also, I got nearly free drinks all last summer by using Starbucks offers on my card. "Make 3 purchases and get 125 stars." Ok, I came in 3 times and bought a $1 banana. Received my star reward and used it to get a free drink.

[@manicjupiterflute]

You didn't save anything. $3 on bananas (which are 19¢ at the grocery store) for a $5 drink.

[@Gravitation3Beatles3]

Why's it called "Be Amazed" and he says "Amazing" in the intro?

[@wernerhiemer406]

They claim you will be amazed (the title). But it (the animated logo inside of the video) is telling what it right at the moment is doing "amazing" as present form of the verb or discribing what it feels to experience the information inflow.

[@mikegoodsite]

Gravitation3Beatles3 probably for the same reason he pronounces EXpresso when it's ESpresso

[@ribbitgoesthedoglastnamehe4681]

What it isnt Ex-Prezzo, the Premier choice of former Chief Executives?

[@luciarose4041]

hoh

[@LightningTE]

Gravitation3Beatles3 because the guy was being amazing that he said it was amazing

[@victorialord7650]

I was very broke at the time. But I had to show up at a surprise party to a close friend. No money for beer. I called the company (Budweiser), and told ask them if they want to sponsor the party; they send me a coupon to buy 3 x 24 bottles‼️‼️ It also works if you tell them that there was a broken bottle in the box and that splash all over your car seats; they send me a coupon for the beer and a check for the cleaning of my car‼️‼️ Beer was soooo good that summer❣

[@lindaketner2509]

FYI if you get caught trying to cheat in Nevada in any form of gambling, it is an automatic 10 year prison sentence so I wouldn't try that one. I don't know about the other ones

[@heyimfroge1383]

It’s also still completely legal to shoot someone if they steal your horse here.

[@spacealienrissley]

I like how the narrators voices aren't weird on this whole channel

[@y2ksw1]

Changing contracts is my thing and it works well. But I also inform about changes, which make them 100% legal.

[@personincognito3989]

y2ksw1 details please? I have found in the user agreements it says you can't change or replicate the contract.

[@y2ksw1]

A contract is always a reciprocal agreement and not a one-way proposal. Thus, making changes is always legit and legal, specifically when you notified the changes. If you get the contract back, signed with your changes, the contract is valid, because no contract can put itself above law. Currently, I know of no country in the world, where contracts cannot be changed by one or both sides. In addition, most contracts have the clause "unless specified individually" (or similar), which allows changes to be made, no matter what it says later. It is also very common that who proposes the contract does not know what is written in detail, simply because they are too long. If you get a contract 60+ pages of fine print, it means they want to trick you out. You are allowed to replace the contract also entirely, but then eventually they will not sign it.

[@personincognito3989]

y2ksw1 thanks. pardon my ignorance but to you retype it the way you. want it and print it then send it back to them? or do you write in an addendum? could I do this to change the interest charge on a credit card? I don't recall any company signing a contract after I sign it. maybe I just never noticed. Or they do it after you give it to them. I guess I need step by step instructions. Do you know if you can do this in Canada?

[@y2ksw1]

I make changes and notify about the changes I made. Then it's up to them to review and/or sign. Usually they just sign. And, they sign after I have signed. No serious company will sign before I have signed. If they do, request an unsigned contract. Sometimes I do an addendum, if contracts do not satisfy specific requests. Since I explicitly state that the omission signing the addendum voids the whole, the whole contract is invalid if they sign only part of it. I currently possess such a contract right now, which essentially allows me to do what I want and win all lawsuits if there will be any. If they wanted not to sign, they should not sign, but they did. Sometimes, partially signed contracts can be significant game changers. I do not change contracts to trick somebody, but to not get tricked. Most contractors will know the difference only when they push me to the limits. And, with the contract at hand, they do not even try a lawsuit.

[@y2ksw1]

PS: I don't know about Canada. But generally, laws about contracts are found in the Civil Code.

[@lumpy0100]

Thanks, Be Amazed.:)

[@bsbchino]

how to finesse

[@finesseflight7945]

BeatStars.com/FinesseFlight You can purchase exclusives & resale for full royalties. 👌🏽

[@khushalashar7046]

R1 + O

[@muellermaxwell]

great video make more like this

[@dadude4960]

that Ashleigh site only comes up with ordinary discounts was thinking to buy an expensive camera for the price of a shitty iphone highly disappointed.

[@hisakoreichmann5224]

I love how these videos are making people get used to begging for scraps.

[@dfr3h6t]

I learned a great Life Hack from this video! Make a video claiming to show viewers AMAZING Life hacks that make no sense! Open a strip club in Idaho! Live in airport lounges!

[@pressureflipin1992]

John MDM the airport lounge one is great! As long as eat and drink the amount the ticket was down the line. Cause once you surpass that then its really free!

[@SPBaviation]

Is there a website for the gold cart thing so I can get more info

[@nathancabello917]

I like how the Starbucks one was first yea like who wants a 16$ house 💀💀💀

[@smokinone951]

VeX ElEmEeNt a 3,000 sq ft house for $16 is awesome even if it is in texas. theres a youtube video on that guy, the house was nice and in a nice neighborhood. the neighbors tried so hard to get him out, but he did everything legally and had all the paperwork

[@samuelsujuno375]

subtitle contribution Give Him Credit for That One - If you've ever signed up for a credit card, only to find out your variable interest rate went up or the “no interest for six months” deal didn't apply, you probably understand the frustration that led Dmitry Argarkov to pull a fast one on a company called Tinkoff Credit with this bank loophole. Keep Getting Those Student Discounts - After paying for college for four years, which for some might include paying back student loans for forty years, you probably need all the help you can get. A First Class Solution - The airport is a great place to game the system. For example, this enterprising boy-band member actually managed to avoid a bag fee by wearing every item of clothing that had been in his bag. Price Glitches - Don't fly off just yet-there's another loophole to game the airlines, and other businesses that suffer price glitches. Websites like Secret Flying and Airfarewatchdog monitor airlines for price errors, which can result from typos-like a $15,000 fare going down to $1,500 because someone forgot a zero. Open a Strip Club in Idaho - In Idaho, strip clubs are illegal due to puritanical public nudity laws, but having nude people on display for “art purposes” is not. Hacking Vending Machines and Slot Machines - So many people have cheated vending machines by putting their dollar in with tape on one end, s o they could pull it back out, that many of the newer machines have video surveillance or other security systems to avoid this sort of thing. Buying Money to Make Money - They say you have to spend money to make money. But for one man, all he had to do was buy money to make money. After the $1 coins came out, the U.S. Government was selling them for a dollar a piece with free shipping. Get a $330,000 house for $16 - Mortgages are a hassle-especially the part where you have to keep paying them every month. Fortunately, many states, including Texas, have an adverse possession law. Free Golf Cart - Tax credits for electric cars are nice, but they're usually not big enough for you to essentially get a free car using this tax loophole. But you can get a free golf cart, providing you make it “street legal” by adding turn signals, mirrors, and seat belts. $50 of Free Coffee at Starbuck's - A few years ago, coffee enthusiasts were impressed by a viral video produced by Beau Chevassus. The coffee enthusiast wanted to see if he could order the most expensive drink ever, and managed to get a $47.30 espresso by basically adding an extra shot of, well, everything.

[@andrewjconners]

i need to meet the guy who hangs out in the airports and gets free food

[@Swisconaaaaa]

I live in a city where people drive golf carts everywhere and even have dedicated golf cart paths so number 2 was very helpful

[@Swisconaaaaa]

Btw people here are so used to golf carts that the only thing you need is a horn and that's it, no need for a seat belt or turn signal

[@igaraider]

Some where in florida

[@1547-p4k]

Ok video but the drawings are weird

[@carguy466]

And the zoom ins and the commentator

[@fractalzoomgoggles]

I bought a digital camera from BestBuy along with extended warranty, which in part, states that if you bring the item in for repair/replacement, if they don't give it back to you within 30 days, they will give you an equivalent or same product new, for free. My camera had a dead pixel within the extended warranty time frame (2-3yrs) and I also removed the serial number sticker - this delayed their process to over 30 days so I got a brand new upgraded model (they no longer sold the one I bought/returned) and then they gave me back my dead pixel camera that still worked because they can't verify the serial # nor do anything with it.

[@HollywoodTacticool]

i just inquired about the free golf cart. I thought "it's too good to be true." and indeed it isn't true. In California, in order to be street legal you need a VIN number for the cart for it to become a car to qualify as a car. Secondly, golf carts that are converted to be street legal (the VIN number process itself is complicated and costly), they are still limited to streets limited to 35 mph. Most streets here in LA are 40mph, so they couldn't go anywhere legally. Lastly, the speed limit is a moot point since UPGRADED golf carts max out at 25mph on flat roads. up a hill you lose torque for the higher speeds, so you wouldn't be able to go uphill!

[@InventorZahran]

I often use counterfeit coins to pay for vending-machine items. Unlike a piece of paper money, a coin is never scanned by the machine. As a result, it can't tell the difference between a genuine quarter and a piece of well-shaped scrap metal...

[@SIDEWYNDE]

Yes it can each coin has a different weight that is how it knows a dime from a penny o a quarter to a slug

[@maxmustermann6298]

@@SIDEWYNDE what is your point? does it only check the weight and the measurements off the dollar bills? no its goes far beyond that to verify if its real or fake

[@shaneclyde8694]

if you show a 50 dollar note to a bus driver they will let you on for free because they never have change for a 50

[@richardallen1555]

Iv done this. Bus driver had a go at me pulled 50 dollars out of his pocket in smaller notes and swapped it for my 50

[@revilo7267]

richard allen use an 100 dOlLeR next tImE

[@texchu8331]

And bring a friend. Let's see how many small bills he has.

[@jakesidekid]

Bro that Starbucks one was playing and my step mom started to walk out the door with a trashcan saying I'm going to Starbucks lol

[@RedSliceGaming34]

A 5 Gallon bucket would be useful

[@tank2003]

The kid with the 90 shot drink may have walked away with $50+ in coffee, but he probably gave himself a coronary as well

[@wiredbeats9058]

*Starbuck doesn't pay their fucking tax anyway!*

[@Libertarian-vx5ms]

Here is another one: Sometimes you can save money by booking a non-direct flight with a stop at your intended destination, then skipping your second flight. When you get to the airport, check to see if your next flight (that you never intended to board) is overbooked. If it is, offer to be bumped for compensation

[@joshuaw4258]

so you can bring your own cup for Starbucks?

[@revilo7267]

JOSHUA W yes

[@Squidhead]

As a barista I'd rather make someone a 50 shot espresso than a god forsaken Frappuccino

[@museofthesea]

. . . you can, but theft is still wrong. Being slightly clever about it doesn't make it not theft.

[@neiana]

The first example is not theft. It wasn't cheating. It wasn't anything. He sent a binding document to a bank and the bank signed off.

[@sonnyragland7135]

LMAO I'd bring a 30 gallon fishtank into the Starbucks on a hand truck

[@davidam9454]

Could have also included the stripper that got around a similar law by having her girlfriends recite Shakespeare as they peeled

[@thepvporg]

Unfortunately in the UK the consumer legislation was changed so that price glitches no mean that the company has no obligation to honour that purchase. I have been in that situation several times and in each case, the store or online shop has simply declared the item sold out or withdrawn from sale.