/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>244962
Its a felony.

http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9216640/Student_charged_with_posting_counterfeit_coupons_to_4
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>>244967
He's a cop! Get 'em!

Making them is a felony, but you have plausible deniability no? You just say you found a coupon in email, printed it. You didn't good with computers.

This is one of those threads that you assume exist and wonder about late at night.

I thought they must be kidding about printable coupons. I guess he will get off on the charges since you could just press print twice on your printer there doesn't really seem to be that much authenticity to their "currency".

Watch me go now im gonna be edgy. Pic related

Very illegal, but plausible deniability is an accepted risk.

Best is to say you did an online survey to get it, and don't push your luck on what you're trying to scam.

lurk on /b/ a while. or request it from them, but they likely wont deliver. just wazit for a coupon thread and ask for the guide then. They work to varying degrees. Alot of places know about them. You're alot more likely to get away with $6 off of household products like frozen chicken or detergent than a free xbox controller/game etc. In short, they probably aren't useful for the stupid shit you want them for. Grocery shopping with them is a potential godsend though for an established household.

And another.

>>245015
this is a shitty guide. you will get nothing that works from it. The 2.0 guide is very clear and comprehensive. get that.