Comments on: Shoplifting 101

By: Nikki

Nikki — Mon, 14 May 2012 03:12:28 +0000

What I do is go into stores with a small pair of scissors and cut a small hole where the sensor is, then sew that hole up. Also most stores will cut what you bring in the room with you, but won’t count what when you leave. Watch out for big department stores like Macy’s and lord and Taylor. They have undercovers walking around. U can tell wo they are bc they don’t carry a bag or any clothes, there just walking around and kind of following you( or whomever). Put stuff back and get out ASAP.lolol

By: carly

carly — Sun, 29 Apr 2012 04:11:51 +0000

Yeah, the way I get off the plastic ink tags is I take a pair of scissors and a seam ripper with me into the store.
I slip them in between the outside fabric and the lining of the bag through a small cut I made so if anyone asks to check my bag it won’t look suspicious.
Usually the plastic ink things are on a seam so out comes the seam ripper and I rip the threads and some of the fabric holding it in place. If there’s any more fabric still attached to the tag I snip it off with the scissors.
After I obtain all the clothing I want, I go to the bathroom and toss the tags (usually in the little metal box for feminine hygiene products in the stall and cover it with toilet paper. But if you’re a dude, I guess you could nonchalantly toss it in the regular trash can in the bathroom), and bounce.
Then when I get home, I stitch the small hole closed as inconspicuously as possible. No one is the wiser!
Khol’s is so f***ing easy to steal from. Like really.

By: jerry

jerry — Thu, 10 Nov 2011 18:19:36 +0000

Oh and if you want sunglasses and those frames have that security tag attached to the frame. All you need is get a little squirt bottle of oil from radio shack for free.99 and get the glasses in your possession…squirt the oil on the frame where its attached to the sensor and work the oil under the foam pad desinged to grip the glasses….it will side right off

By: jerry

jerry — Thu, 10 Nov 2011 18:05:07 +0000

Oh I also know you can wrap simple aluminum around the tags and it will interfere with the sensors.

By: jerry

jerry — Thu, 10 Nov 2011 18:03:33 +0000

Best way to get the security, non ink tag, off is to go to academy and get some fishing wire pliers. You use these to basically destroy the outer casing that bulges up or squeeze the sides till the plastic starts coming apart, reach in and pull out the little flat wire components that’s inside of the tag….then work on it when you get home.
the ink tags are the best as you can just steal the stuff you want and get that off later. I get them off with a lighter. You light the bulge part up and turn the tag sideways so the plastic will melt away from your item…let it keep burning and soon enough a spring will pop outward…grab it with pliers, needlenose, and once you get that out there’s a little metal cap and the little metal balls. Clean em out and the tag will come right off. Fun stuff.

By: starts with an 'n'

starts with an 'n' — Fri, 12 Aug 2011 11:29:59 +0000

Hahaha, nice guide, I’ve been using all the things you’ve written thought. I’m 13 yet: ))) and i’ve been stealing from like 50 stores, but this is only a start ;))))):D
I am going to steal from libraries, i found out: ĐĐ
have a nice time stealing,

a helpless thief from hungary;:DDDD
byeeee

By: Lily

Lily — Thu, 28 Jul 2011 12:24:29 +0000

I used to steal from the store “Claire’s” all the frickin time especially when I was in middle school. My cousin and I would go in and it was not considered rare to have young girls in the store looking at jewelry and makeup they want for long periods of time. We did that for some time never giving a thought to stealing. Than my cousin found out that the alarm was just for show and never goes off. The first time we stole from there we went a little crazy. We both had purses and just kept putting jewelry item after jewelry item in them. Later we went to the bathroom and counted it up. We had more than $200 combined. I was freakin out thinkin how awesome it was because no way could I buy that legit. We we’re crazy we went back to the store after leaving the bathroom and stole another $300 worth of stuff for a combined total of $500. The only hard part about that whole thing was when I got home and had to explain to my mom how I got so much shit (I told her a rich friend from school cleaned out her bedroom) and having to fight over shit that we stole with my cousin. That was the worst. I’m still mad the bitch took my dice earring that I stole. Dumb hoe. LOL.

By: Diamond

Diamond — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 09:07:14 +0000

Thiss is ALL exactlyy what I do; Shoptlifting IS bad, but wth, some people need todo it.

-One thing to remember is dont go into the store TOO much; Cause they’ll raise suspicion. Also, some stores have workers that dress like normal shoppers walking around watching peoplee, It happened to me in target ; So be alert peoplee. GoodLucck. xD

By: Amy Huang

Amy Huang — Tue, 19 May 2009 21:59:02 +0000

I’ve tried all these except for that ‘changing your mind about the item’ thing.

Thanks hahah ;]

By: Louise

Louise — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 01:29:53 +0000

Whenever we buy things from HMV they never take off the security alarm. They never bat an eyelid when the store alarms beep. So my boyfriend said we should like sneak a couple of dvds into a bag and they wouldn’t notice.