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this is not an easy store for this method, if you can lyft the items you need elsewhere I'd recommend you lyft somewhere else.
the associates have a phone that lists all the registers and what's been scanned on each one. they compare this with what you're physically scanning.
if you're going to switch prices, switch it with a cheaper version of the same item. never try to scan an expensive item as something its obviously not (like scanning a mixer as a can of soup). also don't try the banana trick, they will watch you the second you input bananas lmao
keep small expensive items between or beneath larger items. if they know you have something worth $50+ they tend to watch and make sure you scan it.
also be aware of who's working. your best bet is teen girls. some older employees have worked there long enough that they know the prices of most things in the store and might even catch if you try to switch with the price of a cheaper brand.
also the associates do stereotype. they don't have any lp training and they don't watch everyone equally. in my experience they watch women more than men.
be an opportunist! this relates to the phone I mentioned earlier, in my store there was only one phone per SCO area, meaning if that employee is distracted and isn't looking at it you have an opportunity.
if you've hidden your expensive items under other things in your cart you have opportunities to skip scan when the associate is doing a cash transaction at the register or helping another customer.
you might have decent luck with putting things inside another product on the floor and then just scanning the one thing at checkout. but think outside the box, don't just shove a bunch of makeup in a giant purse or shoebox.
they aren't supposed to accuse you of lyfting. the most they can do is say they think something scanned wrong or that you missed something. they're also supposed to give you the chance to pay for the item(s), and won't necessarily call lp immediately. but please be careful regardless, some associates WILL call lp, especially if you've been seen doing it before, if it's a high $ item, or if you've made significant effort to lyft (e.g. having multiple items where you've changed barcodes).
check for rfids, they frequently use the thick white sticker ones. cut through them or peel them off prior to going to checkout.
never stop for lp or for an associate. the associates aren't even supposed to stop you beyond asking to see a receipt. and lp is hands off.
I think that's all I can think of right now.
anyways there are positives and negatives to using SCO to lyft. honestly if you have good concealing techniques just conceal on the floor, it's easier to get away with because lp can only watch a few people at a time in a store with 50+ customers, but at SCO you have 1-2 employees watching like 4 people. the only positive about SCO is that if you're caught they might not call lp because of plausible deniability type reasons.
(this is obviously all roleplay.)
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