Guys Make Full Use of Their School's Stupid Printing Policy

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Eric Lund
Dec 28, 2019 10:00 PM EST

For whatever reason, almost every printing policy is stupid. Whether you work somewhere with one, or go to school, there's always some sort of wast-of-money plan that never seems to work out in your favor. There's even another dude who complied with his school's unfair printing fee by using every printer at once.

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    Text - r/MaliciousCompliance - Posted by u/UrPokemon 6 days ago Award fro... We get 250 pages to print per semester... oc s http://imgur.com/a/m7gxQBd
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    Text - My roommate and I attend a university where we are given 250 pages per semester to print as part of our attendance. Well, we hardly used it since we have our own printer, so we went over to the print room and asked them if we could have our ~500 pages. They said that the pages were only for printing and not a quantity of letter paper we were entitled to. So we said okay.
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    Text - We then went to 2 of the computers in the print room, opened word to a blank document, and printed our pages out. We then walked out with that thick stack of paper without being noticed. There has not been, and there wil| likely not be any fallout.
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    Text - slutty_lifeguard 3.3k points · 6 days ago I went to a small university. We had free black and white printing, copying, and scanning. We had a "limit" of like 500 pages per semester. But I reached that limit when I was conducting a study of my own. I went to IT to get more added to my limit, fully prepared to pay for more, and the dude was like, "does 1000 more sound good?" And then he sent me on my way. I loved my university.
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    Text - WrecksTheCat 3.0k points · 6 days ago · edited 6 days That's awesome! At my university we get nothing, we have to buy ALL of our print credits!! I had to print a big term paper today and it cost me $13.82!! I only had $10 in cash on me so I had to pay for it with debit
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    Text - Manleather 4.0k points · 6 days ago S You're a better man than me. I would have printed 250 pictures of a black submarine exploring the Mariana Trench during a solar eclipse. 1.9k points · 6 days ago UrPokemon Lol, that would hurt them more but that would mean we wouldn't have a free 500 pages for next year.
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