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OL October 26, 2007 at 2:01 pm

Need a doctor’s note? Hit the web!

Here’s a high-tech solution to successfully playing hooky from work.


Fake_doctors_noteHere’s a high-tech solution to successfully playing hooky from work.

An Oklahoma-based website – The Excused Absence Network – will provide fake doctor’s notes, funeral programs or jury duty notifications, for US $19.95 a pop.

Based on what they need, customers receive an authentic-looking template to print out and then type or write in info, such as the name and address of a local doctor or emergency room.

To avoid any legal issues, the website’s disclaimer advises the notes are "for entertainment purposes only." Ahem.

So, would you use something like this? Is this dishonest or divine? A bit of both?


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