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i’m not as active as i used to be but i have years of information on this blog. from the start i wanted this blog to be a resource and i didn’t want valuable tips and tricks to be lost forever on a deactivated blog. please use these to help your skills, whether you’re new or want to brush up.
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if you sell maga merch in your tourist trap it’s your own damn fault if shit gets stolen.
genuinely shocking to me that my brothers have DUI’s yet i never got caught yoinking stuff. 🙊🧿
tried to 🧬 tt shop but the 3 things i ordered came from 3 different stores. only got a refund for the one where there wasn’t a proof of delivery pic 🙃
A $eph0r@ Masterpost
Here is an up to date 2026 se4uh masterlist I created.
My credentials: I used to work there, and I’ve successfully l1fted a shit ton of things from there. My hauls are kinda insane ngl.
The employees: -Every employee gets a training module about sh0pl1fters. We are told to just customer service them, offer a basket, and say something like “how is that sephora collection lip gloss working for you?” if we saw them conceal that exact item for example. We cannot chase you outside if you leave with merchandise. The modules say not to stereotype people and do not make assumptions based on appearance but…more on that later.
-We cannot accuse people of st3@aling however sometimes managers will do it anyways. There was an incident: 3 girls came in and were rushing right up to expensive perfume gift boxes and dior. They started taking stuff rapidly. The manager said over the headset “we are being r0bbed” even tho thats not allowed as told by our training modules. WE WERE NOT ALLOWED to call police as they left. However one of them did slightly push a team member as she was rushing to leave and that made my manager very excited: that meant se4uh could press more charges and count that as “assalt”. A few days later manager informed us that LP identified one of them as she had a previous record of lifting and she was arrested. Moral of the story: Dont be obvious and rushing to the expensive stuff. And DO NOTTTT touch employees or push them or anything. I know that sounds obvious but seriously it was just a light brush of the shoulder and the girl got more charges against her.
-We used to call known l1fters that we see on the floor “Nora's” as a code word to communicate through our headsets but not anymore.
-Some stores hire private security but they are not police. Those ppl will clearly be labeled just security and hang near the front. They get bored and essentially stand around all day. If you are ever caught by one tho, and they tell you to come to the back with them. DO NOT. JUST KEEP WALKING. NO COP=NO STOP. You should know this.
-We offer baskets to everyone so if you are offered one that doesn't automatically mean we are sussing you out. However if you start getting constantly customer serviced, you’ve been caught and you need to GFTO.
SHIFTS: Every hour we would change “Zones” **which were just areas we were assigned to walk around and provide customer service to clients. Register is called Cashwrap, so if you hear someone being told to go to Cashwrap they are going to the register. **good time to lift as everyone is moving zones and getting adjusted. Some employees go to lunch as well**
-Some employees unfortunately are plain racist. A fellow employee pulled me aside and said she knew a couple was “planning to sh0pl1ft” so she immediately greeted them and started talking to them and following them around. They were POC and I guarantee you if they where white, she would not have done that. So very sadly and unfortunately, it is harder for POC to not be sussed out in the store. (This of course depends on each employees personal biases.)
-We do keep an eye on what you have in hand and if that goes missing from your hands.
-We do check inventory on the spot sometimes, one time a manager said that 15 l@neigeee lip moisturizers were stolen after checking the count on the floor vs the amount sold
-“Shrink” is the name of overall loss of product from lifting.
-We are told about other stores in the area who experience incidents of heavy th3ft. For example, one store had two girls wearing large skirts who would open the drawers, cover it with their skirts and take a bunch of product and put them in their pockets of pants they wore under the skirts. We are given descriptions of these people and are told to be on the lookout.
The Managers/LP:
-There is a computer monitor with live camera footage in the back, in the manager's office.
-Regional LP makes occasional visits and will talk with managers. Ive seen them go through footage together especially after known incidents of th3ft.
-Internal th3ft is taken very seriously. We cannot leave the building without our bags and pockets being checked by management.
-LP is mostly worried about internal th3ft, ORC (organized ret@il cr1me), and larger incidents of th3ft. They case build. If you keep coming to the same store, or the same storeS in the same region, they will know.
The store:
-Tagged items: Fragrances are 99% of the time always tagged with an EAS 58khz barcode tag. We deactivate the tag by sliding it across the counter which has some type of magnetic field under it that deactivates it. But you can peel off the tag pretty easily. However the issue is most stores do not have fragrances out and you will have to ask an employee to get one for you, which sometimes they will give it to you or hold it behind the counter. Not much advice here unfortunately regarding that. The drawers underneath the shelves hold the fragrances and are always locked unless someone forgets to do it. If we see a client trying to open the drawers obviously we gotta tell them not to do it and offer to help them.
-Assume all cameras are real. For my store atleast, they were. 90% of the time these cameras are placed over fragrances, d10r/ch@nel, the entrance and over cashwrap.
-The front door has a sensor to determine foot traffic and how many people enter but it is not itself a camera. It was used as a metric for seeing how many people come in and actually buy stuff vs just browsing. We were encouraged highly to keep the ratio good and were discouraged from leaving the store too much as to not mess with that number.
-If we find empty boxes, we put them in a container labeled “KT”(Known Th3ft) and the manager will collect those and log those in the system. LP may or may not look over camera footage around those areas depending on how much loss was found. Meaning for you; DO NOT LEAVE EMPTY BOXES. Just take the whole damn product. A manager one time told us over the headsets that she found alot of KT’s around the store, and that we need to be greeting more people and being on the lookout.
Thats all I got. Please remember that even with all this info, every store is different. Things can change. The people that work there are all different and can be unpredictable so of course take this all with a grain of salt. Also sorry if some stuff wasn’t super clear lol I was kinda just brain dumping from everything I can remember. Good luck!
Great tips. 💪
where can i 🧬 lingerie besides vickie’s 🤫?
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I made a little diagram about something that I think is very important but have never seen discussed, which is how to properly leave a store
I find this is extremely important when you know you are going to beep, think you might beep, or have a feeling they are onto you. If you were never even seen leaving there is no way for them to stop you. I find this works best in mall stores which tend to have the big open exits with displays near them but the concept can be applied to any store.
If anyone is confused or needs further explaining I’d be happy to answer questions :)
One of the hardest thing about this method don't look back.
Pick your store, spots and the time. Timing is everything. know what they doing or when.
One like to dress neutral color and blend into the Environment. Exit calmly and get lost into the Is crowd or environment.
If you beeps get out the mall find that tag, never do it front of the cameras or in front of security.
That's one way of doing a walkout guys.
@lemonlifts Awesome post
found out i’m going to become an auntie so time to |!ft baby stuff again
all these 2016 throwback posts with the naked palette just reminds me what a hot commodity it was on |iftb|r back then lmao
2026 goals:
dna more clothes to update my wardrobe
ETHICAL LYFTĮÑG PRO TIPS!!
when i was lïftįng a ton i found myself getting really materialistic and borderline wasteful. like, i would always think, why use what i have when i could get more for free? i don't need this, but since i get can it so easily, why not? etc etc etc. i ended up with a lot of stuff i didn't really want or use. that's no good because it clutters ur space and it's just wasteful!
that being said, if you are a compulsive lįftèr (like me!!) or just have a tendency to lįft things you later realize you don't want/need, here are some tips to lįft while also making ur community better:
1. donate donate donate!! books can go to libraries, schools (if appropriate), book exchanges, etc. clothes and household items can go to thrift stores, charity stores, and the like. i'm not sure if this works for makeup and personal care products though since a lot of donation places don't accept those, but maybe if they're sealed?
2. on the same idea as the first tip, when you have the urge to go lįftïng but don't need anything, it can be fun to lįft specific items with the intention of donating them. this especially helps if ur a compulsive lįftèr or klèptø. basically just have an idea of what ur community needs: is there any clothing drives going on? canned food drives? toy drives for kids during holidays? for example, my town has a gloves/hats/scarves drive for people who can't afford to keep warm during winter. last year i stølè a bunch of gloves and hats and stuff to donate. it felt really great because i got to lįft and it was for a good cause, it's a win win. also shoutout to that video of the ppl who stølè loaves of bread and jars of jam and packaged snacks and handed out meals to the homeless (literally goals).
3. if you have the means, use some of the spare spending money you racked up by lįftïng to buy things at local small businesses or thrift/charity shops. this of course applies more to people who lįft as a hobby or because of compulsions, not out of necessity. basically just use what resources you have on your community, not corporations
4. gifts! this is a really obvious one that goes for anything, not just lįftèd stuff. gift your loved ones things you think they'd use more than you do. capitalism has made us believe that gifts must be brand new bought things but honestly that's just dumb and wasteful, gift people things you have around if you think they'd want them, gift people things you've loved so they can love them too, it's really quite cute once you think about it. and of course, gifts need no occasion.
5. think before you łįft. easier said than done but at least try!! consider: do i have something similar to this already, or something that serves the same purpose? will i actually use this item or be happy i have it? is there any way i can make or repurpose something instead of getting something new? lįftèrs should practice minimalism and mindful consumption too! just because you're not giving corporations money, doesn't mean you aren't using resources by lįftïng in excess.
And above all, LĮFT FROM CHAIN STORES AND CORPORATIONS. PERIOD. This is like the lifters' golden rule. Lįftïng is partly about getting free stuff, but mostly about going against corporate capitalism and the fucked up governments/economies fueled by corporate greed. If you lįft from local and small businesses you are directly hurting people who are just trying to make a living---karma will come for you, and Karma Does Not Play Nice.
cannot agree more!! NEVER STEAL FROM SMALL BUSINESSES
watching ocean’s 8 🖤
this haul is dedicated to the anon that thinks i should be r*ped while serving a life sentence in prison for petty lifting. ❤️
total: $71.64
ignore the original caption the candle in the second pic i burned and then turned into a tampon holder for my bathroom but i accidentally broke it today so if anyone tells you lifters are wasteful just know i’ve had jar for almost a decade.
i found a hidden tag on BREAD. this is so fucked up.
do you have any tips for grocery walkouts 🥺
a store with 2 entrances is preferable. enter thru one exit thru the other
REUSABLE BAGS
people don’t really look at you when they’re shopping, so don’t feel weird about putting your groceries in bags before you get to the checkout.
the bigger the grocery chain, the better imo.
put non food items in the bags first. i read somewhere a while ago that the stores can’t put food back on the shelves after it’s left the store (?)
still look for tags on non food items.
if you look young, don’t hang around the alcohol isle for a long time.
push your cart thru an empty lane. maybe stop in the bathroom on your way out.
then just …walk out.
not the outside door to my apartment building being propped open by a tag 💀
