Pulling the desired item back through the lining of the coat, it is then stored in a separate pocket inside of the coat. Shopping Bags - Many shoplifters will bring in a grocery bag from another store and fill it up with items that they hide under items that are already in their bag. In an effort to prevent this method of shoplifting from occurring, many stores will ask you to leave your bag at the customer service desk or will staple the bag shut.
Fitting Rooms — Occasionally, shoplifters will utilize fitting rooms to layer on clothing they wish to steal. Shoplifters will also wear worn out clothing so that they can put on the new clothes, discarding their grubby garments and leaving them behind. The employee then searches the back room, leaving the shoplifter to rip off the store, unseen.
Crotch Walking — This is a theft tactic that is cleverly performed by women. They will wear a full dress or skirt into a store; place an item between their thighs, and walk out of the business undetected. Whereas, a man coming in with a bag or backpack is more likely to look suspicious.
It's more accepted for a woman to do shopping in places like Wal-Mart or ShopRite because men simply assume that women are the ones to take care of the household. Women are expected to be calm, law-abiding, and non-threatening. Women can wander for hours and hours from aisle to aisle. Men just want to get in and get out. If you have a tail, it's easier to exhaust them by just wandering and wandering, making them believe that you're just a regular shopper.
Women can claim to be pregnant or ill if they have to make a run for the escape or the bathroom. Sexual harassment. Love it or hate it, no retail store wants to be slapped with a lawsuit if an associate grabs your arm or asks to look in your purse.
Shoplifting in Mega-Retail Stores Wal-Mart, Big-K, Target, and all other massive retail stores are slowly sucking the lifeblood out of your local economy. These large retail stores also mistreat women, minorities and young people. As a woman, we have every single right to go in and rob the fuckers blind. Large chains mark-up their prices anyway to compensate for the loss of products by theft. So, you're just taking what honest customers have already paid for!
I've worked at Wal-Mart as an overnight associate for a while, so I'll try and bestow upon you some other tips to avoid getting caught and make a smooth getaway.
There are many ways to shoplift; this article merely illustrates the ones that have worked for me. I would strongly encourage doing a couple of small hits first before you go in for the big ones.
You will be nervous the first couple of times, but take it slow, and only take small things at first. You can also research into other methods of shoplifting or use the tips in this article and modify them to suit your needs.
The Setup The entire process starts at home. Even though we all hate it, Wal-Mart is a very conservative society, it can border on Nazi, I think. But, for the process of screwing the man, you have to dress the part. You want to dress nicely, but not overly nicely. Dressing too fancy will attract too much attention to you. Honestly, why would a woman in a fur coat be pushing a cart around?
But you don't want to dress too much like a hobo, even though some of those women at Wal-Mart give me the complete heebie-jeebies. I prefer a pair of jeans, sneakers, and a sweater not a college sweater or a hoodie. I live up in the mountains, so the weather here can stay pretty chilly for a while. On the other hand, if you live in a warmer climate, it'll be that much harder but not too hard to get things. I usually wear my coat buttoned up even inside the store, because it's not particularly heavy.
Avoid bulky clothes as they will be too hot to wear inside and will look suspicious. Wear something that a girl would normally wear to go shopping, something a little fitted so people could look at you and see that you can't possibly stuff a CD down your low-riders unless you have a HUGE vagina.
Put on some make-up, do your hair and look like every other sheep member of society. Remember, the less you stick out, the better. The Purse Your most valuable asset in this entire endeavor. Large purses are usually in style. Obtain a large purse that can easily stand upright, has a snap-button closure at the top and has interior pockets. Inside this purse you will need: 1.
Your "shopping list". List first the fake things that you will pick up more on this later , then the things that you are going to be lifting. You cell phone, if you have one.
This is important because it gives you a reason to go into your purse to "check the time or see if you have a call". Your car keys, unless you walked there. Your wallet with credit cards or enough money to pay for what you're lifting. If someone stops you and says that you have to pay, you can show that you have enough money, and that way can't admit to the guilt of stealing by having enough cash and incriminate yourself.
A scarf or pair of gloves. Wear the scarf or gloves into the store, take them off when you come in and stuff it into the purse. It's a good way to cover up your boosted goods. A box cutter or other type of knife.
Things to Keep In Mind: 1. There are always cameras, but not all of them are operational. Assume all cameras are operational. You will be nervous, but never look up directly at a camera; it is obvious and will easily be seen. Scout for cameras by pretending to look at upper shelves.
Walk to the store if possible. Walking reduces your chance of being caught after getting the goods out of the store. If you have to drive, park in a neighboring parking lot.
Most big retail stores are situated in plazas that contain other stores. Make sure it is unbuttoned and ready to go. Once inside the store, smile to the Greeters and be polite. Measure ad performance.
Select basic ads. Create a personalised ads profile. Select personalised ads. Apply market research to generate audience insights. Measure content performance. Develop and improve products. List of Partners vendors. Online shoplifting is the theft of goods from an Internet-based merchant. Online shoplifting might seem harmless since the shoplifter never interacts with the victim and executes the fraud with a few keystrokes and mouse clicks.
It is a crime nonetheless, and online shoplifters can face serious legal problems, such as charges of mail fraud.
One way to conduct online shoplifting is through the credit card chargeback process. A consumer purchases goods online using a credit card, receives the goods, then submits a statement to the credit card company claiming that they never received the goods. What is more, if a credit card payment processor receives too many chargeback requests for the same company, it may stop doing business with them. The online merchant then experiences secondary damage from online shoplifting because it can no longer accept a certain brand of credit card.
This might, in turn, reduce sales since the inability to accept that card will significantly inconvenience customers. To be clear, chargebacks themselves are not fraudulent, but when consumers abuse this tool meant for consumer protection, it raises alarms with both retailers and credit card issuers. Another way to conduct online shoplifting is through piracy. Illegally downloading copyrighted music, books, or movies for free instead of purchasing them through legitimate channels is a form of online shoplifting that simultaneously robs both producers and distributors.
The issue has posed a challenge for a number of reasons. Consumers of pirated content want it for free, or at least a very low cost.
Secondly, media companies often lack the resources to respond to growing demands for free content; the digital media "underworld" moves faster than big businesses, with conglomerates of intelligent hackers and pirates joining forces across the globe.
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