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Input: I'm finishing an exchange program soon and hence moving out of the dorm I lived in for the past year.

However, I recently discovered through my roommate who moved out earlier that the rent payment system here is so bad that the university staff in charge of the student dorms actually have no way of checking whether you've paid the rent or not. The way this works is each month tenants get sent a slip to take to the post office, pay the rent in cash, and then hand the blank slip back to the university. Because of this, my friend who already moved back to his home country got away with not paying rent for half the year.

I thought this was just plain dumb. The thing is, I can afford to pay the last month's worth of rent, but having such a big loophole makes me want to just save myself the money. My friend on the other hand didn't pay because he didn't have cash and the university wouldn't accept credit or bank transfers. 

On the payment due date I just walked into the office, handed in the blank slip, and when they assumed I had paid I just walked out. I feel morally conflicted as technically I cheated them, but at the same time it's difficult to feel bad for making a public university lose a sum of pocket change. If my dorm was privately owned or something, I don't think I would have felt the same. If anything I kind of want to blame the university for having such dodgy management in the first place. 

So Reddit, AITA?



exploiting a loophole my university created