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ChrisR 10 year s ago
#22 They will after the head count. They will get on more head than they should, and they'll check the passenger manifest against occupied seats. Your seat would be marked as vacant, and they'll politely ask for your boarding pass and the let you know that you are in the wrong seat.
#41 In some countries this is considered document fraud, which could carry severe penalties. When your friend see the photo he'll identify you right away, and (depending on the law) you would be stuck with both the fine AND the document fraud charge.
#41 In some countries this is considered document fraud, which could carry severe penalties. When your friend see the photo he'll identify you right away, and (depending on the law) you would be stuck with both the fine AND the document fraud charge.
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Fats-T 10 year s ago
#26 - Did that once at a random bar. Worked beautifully!! We had more beer than we knew what to do with!!
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treehugger73 10 year s ago
This is not just unethical, most of them are outright theft. No wonder society goes down the drain with "hacks" like that.
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patrick.b.steg 10 year s ago
#3 - And this is unethical because?
#13 - Felony fraud
#23 - Felony theft
#26 - Get your ass beat in the parking lot later
#27 - Felony theft
#28 - Hope you enjoy getting keyed
#31 - Moving violation in most states to obscure your plate, criminal charges in a few.
#35 - Felony theft, and they WILL nail you for this one since that's one of the things they check when the car is serviced after a return.
#37 - Felony theft AND conspiracy to commit felony theft. Can you say "hard time"?
#13 - Felony fraud
#23 - Felony theft
#26 - Get your ass beat in the parking lot later
#27 - Felony theft
#28 - Hope you enjoy getting keyed
#31 - Moving violation in most states to obscure your plate, criminal charges in a few.
#35 - Felony theft, and they WILL nail you for this one since that's one of the things they check when the car is serviced after a return.
#37 - Felony theft AND conspiracy to commit felony theft. Can you say "hard time"?
#41 In some countries this is considered document fraud, which could carry severe penalties. When your friend see the photo he'll identify you right away, and (depending on the law) you would be stuck with both the fine AND the document fraud charge.
#13 - Felony fraud
#23 - Felony theft
#26 - Get your ass beat in the parking lot later
#27 - Felony theft
#28 - Hope you enjoy getting keyed
#31 - Moving violation in most states to obscure your plate, criminal charges in a few.
#35 - Felony theft, and they WILL nail you for this one since that's one of the things they check when the car is serviced after a return.
#37 - Felony theft AND conspiracy to commit felony theft. Can you say "hard time"?