Fake Sick Note Service to Hit Australia

July 31st, 2008 | Category: Gadget News

Australians wanting to “chuck a sickie” (”call in sick,” in the Australian language), can now take advantage of a web site called DoctorsNoteStore.com, which will send you an authentic looking DOCTOR’S NOTE from the specific clinic of

your choice explaining your absence. The service already covers the UK and New Zealand. Another service offered by the company will give you a doctor’s note to cancel your gym membership (for medical reasons, of course!)

Orginal post by Mike

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