Out of the Rafters at the Q
Out of the Rafters
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You're showing your age.This is some next-level scamming right here.
The only thing that puzzles me is that a guy with this level of creativity/internet savvy should have figured out how to pull in seven figures annually already, and so shouldn't need to worry about just paying full price.
Most kids who have grown up with the internet have learned every trick in the book.
And let's not even touch on your quaint idea that the economic system we exist in is a meritocracy. There are people working for poverty wages at Best Buy who are far smarter and worthy of merit than people I've worked with making six figures.
@southernflyer's method is good no doubt. I also think we can improve upon it.
We could go out and get a .edu email yourself. This way you don't need to constantly switch google accounts or anything like that. If you're fine gambling and feeling really thrifty, you can typically get someone to give you a .edu email on Fiverr for around 5 to 12 bucks. If you feel like being a little more by-the-book, a lot of community colleges will give you an email immediately after applying--without signing up for any courses. You just need to find one that does this and has no application fee (or a small enough application fee that it's worth it to you)
Once you have that .edu address, unidays is typically where most of the .edu discounts are listed and available. They extend far beyond just discounted Sunday Ticket.
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