What is the MOST ILLEGAL thing that you have done?

[ChickenTacos]

Go on, tell all.
Spill all.
All.

[crunchyfrog]

Oprindeligt skrevet af AD:

I didnt pay the gym and got a really high bill. Fortunately they were nice enough to ignore most of it, but mom was not happy (I was rather young when this happened, now that I am an adult I make sure all my bills are paid).

Might not be illegal, but it sure felt like I did something dirty.

I didn't do anything illegal but I got a nice surprise through someone's incompetence once.

Here in Britain, during the early 2000s, our electrical grid lost it's ability to just have a single provider and it opened up to other companies. While shopping, I got cornered by British Gas who asked if I'd like to change over. I asked what they were offering and it was worthwhile, so I went for it.

On returning home, I got the paperwork and checked into it to find they'd lied about certain guarantees, so I immediately cancelled under the cooling off period (within 7 days is how it works).

A couple of months later, I asked my wife if she'd seen a bill for our electric and she never saw one. I rang Powergen (the previous supplier) and they said we'd changed so they couldn't tell us what we'd used. I rang British Gas expecting to give them a rocket as I'd cancelled but they said we weren't with them either.

Dumbfounded all I could do was ring a company the Ombudsman put me onto to tell me who ACTUALLY provided me. it was still down as Powergen.

So I left it, but kept the money to pay for the bills just ready for when it sorted out.

18 months later I get a call from Powergen saying "hey thanks for signing up with us" and gave us the spiel of being a new customer. I simply asked them "can you tell me what date I signed with you?"

It went VERY quiet. After a few minutes they said that it was not actually signed up and they couldn't fidn a date, and I explained the situation and what I'd tried to do, and told them if they tried to bill me in the interim I'd complain to the ombudsman and drag them through the mud.

So they quickly said they couldn't bill me as they had no idea what I'd used anyway.

Yay, 18 months electric free.

[BlackBloodGhost]

I once dropped rubbish on the floor and not in the bin outside.

[ChickenTacos]

Oprindeligt skrevet af crunchyfrog:

Oprindeligt skrevet af AD:

I didnt pay the gym and got a really high bill. Fortunately they were nice enough to ignore most of it, but mom was not happy (I was rather young when this happened, now that I am an adult I make sure all my bills are paid).

Might not be illegal, but it sure felt like I did something dirty.

I didn't do anything illegal but I got a nice surprise through someone's incompetence once.

Here in Britain, during the early 2000s, our electrical grid lost it's ability to just have a single provider and it opened up to other companies. While shopping, I got cornered by British Gas who asked if I'd like to change over. I asked what they were offering and it was worthwhile, so I went for it.

On returning home, I got the paperwork and checked into it to find they'd lied about certain guarantees, so I immediately cancelled under the cooling off period (within 7 days is how it works).

A couple of months later, I asked my wife if she'd seen a bill for our electric and she never saw one. I rang Powergen (the previous supplier) and they said we'd changed so they couldn't tell us what we'd used. I rang British Gas expecting to give them a rocket as I'd cancelled but they said we weren't with them either.

Dumbfounded all I could do was ring a company the Ombudsman put me onto to tell me who ACTUALLY provided me. it was still down as Powergen.

So I left it, but kept the money to pay for the bills just ready for when it sorted out.

18 months later I get a call from Powergen saying "hey thanks for signing up with us" and gave us the spiel of being a new customer. I simply asked them "can you tell me what date I signed with you?"

It went VERY quiet. After a few minutes they said that it was not actually signed up and they couldn't fidn a date, and I explained the situation and what I'd tried to do, and told them if they tried to bill me in the interim I'd complain to the ombudsman and drag them through the mud.

So they quickly said they couldn't bill me as they had no idea what I'd used anyway.

Yay, 18 months electric free.

LOL!!!!

[Xero_Daxter]

I took more than 1 free sample from costco.

[crunchyfrog]

Oprindeligt skrevet af ChickenTacos:

Oprindeligt skrevet af crunchyfrog:

I didn't do anything illegal but I got a nice surprise through someone's incompetence once.

Here in Britain, during the early 2000s, our electrical grid lost it's ability to just have a single provider and it opened up to other companies. While shopping, I got cornered by British Gas who asked if I'd like to change over. I asked what they were offering and it was worthwhile, so I went for it.

On returning home, I got the paperwork and checked into it to find they'd lied about certain guarantees, so I immediately cancelled under the cooling off period (within 7 days is how it works).

A couple of months later, I asked my wife if she'd seen a bill for our electric and she never saw one. I rang Powergen (the previous supplier) and they said we'd changed so they couldn't tell us what we'd used. I rang British Gas expecting to give them a rocket as I'd cancelled but they said we weren't with them either.

Dumbfounded all I could do was ring a company the Ombudsman put me onto to tell me who ACTUALLY provided me. it was still down as Powergen.

So I left it, but kept the money to pay for the bills just ready for when it sorted out.

18 months later I get a call from Powergen saying "hey thanks for signing up with us" and gave us the spiel of being a new customer. I simply asked them "can you tell me what date I signed with you?"

It went VERY quiet. After a few minutes they said that it was not actually signed up and they couldn't fidn a date, and I explained the situation and what I'd tried to do, and told them if they tried to bill me in the interim I'd complain to the ombudsman and drag them through the mud.

So they quickly said they couldn't bill me as they had no idea what I'd used anyway.

Yay, 18 months electric free.

LOL!!!!

It was bloody amusing and it went so much better than I hoped.

I thought given that I saved the money, I wouldn't be in any dire straits and I'd end up ina bit of a fight and have to pay SOMETHING.

But the bright and cheery "thank you for joiniing us" phone call was sublime as you could hear in the silence that stark realization of "oh ♥♥♥♥ - we done ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up".

[GloriousZote]

I pirated Warcraft III once.

[EpirusWarriorμολὼνλαβέ]

Used an "studio" made Italian passport in my country, in England, got supplied with an encrypted phone ,passed into uk under a truck .

[craigsters]

I already admitted my crimes here a few months back in another topic officer and I got my pardon for it too

[EpirusWarriorμολὼνλαβέ]

Used Chinese exchanges to get money from point a to point b. In case anyone don't get it is actual transport of money in x country without using any of your money. You pay in x country x a rep they make the delivery in x country for their own money. It beat any crypto because is no contact no nothing, is pure cash on call moving in small amounts. The oldest and most safest type.

[🍋 Lemonfed 🍋]

I've watched a pirated copy of a
movie that came from someone who filmed it on a theater screen.

It was just extremely lame , the pictures and sounds where super bad.

[Siluva]

Selling nukes and organs.

[EpirusWarriorμολὼνλαβέ]

Used speed boat s to transport stuff balkan Kalashnikov and white stuff lol

Used animals to pass white stuff in border as wandering Shepard lol.

All are jokes making fun of stereotypes of how some countries views us.

AT max used torrenting for games and napster for songs back in the day.

[Hobbit XIII]

In Oblivion I used the console commands to resurrect the quest characters I killed for completing the quest.

The Arch Mage had said no to Necromancy and well I don't think he will be too pleased about that.

[permanent name]

just piracy. jaywalking. some "drunk driving" nobody ever caught.

the rest was legal, believe it or not.

[Not Big Surprise]

nice try glowie