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this is perfect for lifting makeup! depending on the bag and size of the slit you make, you can make pallets disappear. i did not in this video but i highly recommend grabbing a decoy as well so you have something to put back on the shelf. iâm also much more discreet about it in real life. repost if you found helpful and good luck! đ
Lmao I was not expecting that.
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i kinda wanna try this w a v slim exacto-knife cut in the sideâŠ
Someone tell me how to scam amùzÎñnnnn
order something and wait 2 days after you get it, find the customer service chat and say the package never arrived the chat is automated. i routinely scam them this way.
once you open the app hit the side menu and go to customer service at the bottom
after you choose the item this screen comes up
click the first option, a delivery, order, or return, then choose your item you want to refund
then click âi need more helpâ under the yellow button then click CHAT !! and youâre golden
these chats are automated specifically
reblog to save a life
Lmao you guys actually taught me how to actually get a refund on a item that truly never arrived!
The thing no one asked for but I thought could possibly be useful
So, this is my âlifting bagâ, and I put that in quotes because I donât actually put lifted items in here accept the occasional jar of honey thatâs to heavy for my *ACTUAL lifting bags.
Group 1 is my coin purse, if I need to buy anything that is less then $1.50 to deter suspicion this is what I use, I donât put cash in there because it is the most likely thing to be stollen from my bag and I donât want to loose my cash.
Group 2 is kept in the outer zipper pouch of my bag, the cash is incase I see something I want but canât lift, the lip balm is so I have something to pretend to be looking for if I ever need to conceal something in the bag, and the spinners are used for stress relief after I leave a store with a particularly large haul (ex. 244 copic markers), helps me not look so antsy and freaked out while walking away with a store because I have something to focus on.
*Group 3, this is my actual lifting equipment. The two forks are used to remove pencil tags and gator tags, they work 99% of the time and donât set off magnet detectors, and the bundle of plastic is my shopping bags, a total of two rue 21 bags, a GameStop bag, and about ten unused Walmart bags, all folded and kept together with a hair tie, these are held inside my bag, the forks on the bottom and the shopping bags in an inside pocket. This does cause that pocket to bulge on the inside, but this makes it impossible to see the forks without looking for them!
So yeah, a lot of people have been asking how I fit all the copics in my bag, easiest answer is I didnât use my actual bag đđ
Keeping plastic bags is such a good idea! The forks though, arenât they noisy?
Actually they really arenât, they donât make noise in my bag and when detaching itâs no louder then the pins popping themselves
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Hehehe educational
Okay but some of you are really sleeping on body concealing
I WILL NOT walk out of a store with something in my bag if I can help it! SAs and LPs can check your bag and WILL check your bag if they think youâre sus.
You can fit so much on your person; more than you think. Get yourself a waist trainer. I always wear a waist trainer and leggings under a pair of jeans and a sports bra under my top. I always have a jacket on me just in case Iâm a bit lumpy, and the jacket ALWAYS has inside pockets.
Bonus if your top is a turtle neck, bc then you can wear other tops/ dresses underneath and they wonât peak from over the top.
I also try to avoid concealing on floor, but obvs thatâs not always possible. Thatâs what the jacket is for!
My inside pockets are LARGE! I sewed them in myself so I know exactly how much they fit. AND YOU SHOULD TOO!
Almost all caught stories Iâve read have been through people checking bags. Donât make the same mistake!
LP Insight
After my first few weeks as LP, Iâm noticing patterns in who we bust that are disturbing and actually contradict the entire point of having LP.
As you already may know, I was hired as LP for a busy TĂąrget, close to a big city. I personally have acted as plainclothes and have watched cameras.
90% of the people we bust are people lifting under $100 of stuff. We almost never catch the people doing huge grocery walkouts!!!
âïž people who do huge walkouts blend in really well with their carts filled to the brink. If they have a big cart and no purse/bag and no sus behavior, they literally look like just about anyone else âïž
âïž They are really not watched by us if their cart is ÂŒ full, theyâre shopping, checking prices, etc. âïž
âïž We have up to 4 LP on a busy afternoon. Our eyes are typically focused towards nervous people WITH LARGE BAGS or those who enter the restroom. We cannot possibly track everyone with a cart!! âïž
âïž However, those with reusable grocery bags are watched!!! Take note!!! LP knows about this trend. Donât do it guys unless the vast majority of people are using them too, like in Whole Foods âïž
Itâs frustrating because we typically never catch those doing huge walkouts, theyâre hiding in plain sight. Those hauls are easily $300 and upwards, and we will only catch them on camera afterwards. More often than not, we follow sketchy looking people with huge bags and end up busting them with like $100 of stuff.
At my store, LP doesnât watch who passes the registers without paying! It may be because itâs multiple floors?? So multiple exists?
I hope this helps y'all. âïž â€ïž
So basically use a cart when lifting at target
Iâve been lifting from T almost weekly for three yearsâŠa lot of this confirmed my suspicions đ
Yes. Still active LP. Since this post we have caught one woman doing a walkout, but this is because she got groceries AND electronics. AKA a big red flag.
LP is very very focused on electronics. SAâs must say into the walkie that âperson x just bought an iPhone, tv, etc. And will be exiting the buildingâ bc every person with electronics in their hand must be accounted for.
Anyone getting groceries and stopping for high ticket electronics is an instant red flag. Remember, electronics at targĂšt is HEAVILY MONITORED.
She looked nervous, had tons of groceries, and then decided to stop by the electronics department. She put in a middle priced camera and a few storage chips. Very sus. Like who shops for groceries then suddenly thinks âoh I must get me a $300 camera and some storage chips! Golly ! Gosh! Almost forgot that right along with the butterâ
Anyway, we had plainclothes set up by the exits bc we suspected sheâd bolt.
Sure enough, she did! She got taken to the back and we assessed her cart as containing $650. Felony level.
Do you have any tips on lifting at VS? I haven't been able to scope mine out recently, but I know they just remodeled and it's absolutely huge now.
Here is what my bb lilac-lift told me when I was just starting out with VS:
VS is super easy. Go to a location in a low crime rate area; theyâll take less precautions against shoplifting like counting when you go in the fitting room. I have one next to a really high-end mall that is humongous, has super expensive stuff, and never counts when you go in. Ask for a shopper (one of those store bags) and browse. Whatever you want to lift should be put in the bottom of the bag. Cover a chunk of it with something big, maybe sweatpants or a hoodie, or just hang a pair of sweats/hoodie on your arm so the SAâs focused on the clothes instead of whatâs in the bag. Whenever you can, try to leave the hangers on the rack. Slip off what you want off the hanger and put it in your bag like itâs no oneâs business. You donât want awkward leftover hangers. Try grabbing the stuff in drawers or on display. BROWSE! Youâre shopping! find stuff you like! put stuff you donâr like back! try it on against your body! Take something in two sizes so itâll look like youâre unsure about which one to get. (make the one thing in two sizes apparent. like hang it on your elbow or hold it in your hand.) And always get a few things you donât want and put it in your bag, that way your bag wonât be empty when you leave and you also have to give something back to the fitting room attendant. When you go into the fitting room, as always, be as courteous as possible. If they do ask how many, say whatever number seems reasonable confidently. If they count, itâs okay; if the store is super busy, chances are the SA who helped you in the fitting room left to go on the floor and the lady youâll say when you leave the fitting room will be different. When you get inside, take your shirt and bra off. Itâll be weird when someone peeks in to check how youâre doing five or ten minutes later and you havenât changed out of your clothes. Start to detag stuff. If it came on a hanger, get something you donât want and hang it on that. Maybe ask for a different size to send the fitting room attendant away if itâll make you feel better. Detag. Triple check everything. Double tag the things you donât want either inside pockets or underneath the arm flap (where the armpit is) and other unnoticeable areas. (Forgot to tell you to bring an extra thing you donât want that has pockets for this.) Conceal and pick the things youâll give back to the fitting room attendant (as if it didnât for or you didnât like it) and the things youâll keep in the bag so itâs not empty when you leave. Listen outside and leave when you hear the lady help a new customer into the fitting room. If they did have the intention to count, they canât right now because they either donât see you leave or theyâre helping that person in. But say to them youâre leaving some stuff there! Ask where to leave the things you donât want. And leave the fitting room. The hard part is where to dump the things you donât want. You can browse the store again and make your way back to where you picked the extra things up and put it back. Thatâs what I do. Or you can just leave a bag in a corner and pretend to take a phone call as if youâre in a rush to leave. Or, if the store is super busy, leave the bag and browse your way out of the store. No oneâs going to notice you leaving and that you left your shopper full of stuff if you slowly make your way to the entrance while youâre looking around.
This makes me want to order a hook and magnet so bad
Okay so Iâm trying to collect information on sp1rAt Hall0weed and I donât know if this should discourage me or encorage me to lift? They sell trump merch and costumes that are culture appropriation and yell at their employees? Owned by Spencerâs? But people are also saying that managers donât care or the employees donât!Letâs discuss! I honestly think the only thing bad is that employees are getting yelled at, as for the donating donât all big brands donate to something?i wouldnât wanna hurt any of those donations but I really fucking hate shitty brands but I canât tell if spirit Halloween is shitty or not
EDIT: found some more information ig is owned by Spencerâs so it also sells the same items. Lowkey- rob them.even with the lifting they can still donate with what they make at Spencerâs.
honestly i think that they should still be a lifting option - theyâre a wealthy chain, their parent company is powerful and open season for lifting, and there are ppl working there basically giving us the go ahead! i agree the only downside is that some employees get penalised bc of lifters, but isnât that in the same vein of ppl telling us not to lift from ANYWHERE bc of the effect on the employees? plus if their parent company is spencers then i doubt we can lift enough to impact their donations - stores like this typically have shrink insurance anyway, right? we donât have this store anywhere i can access it, but if i could lift from it then i think i wouldđ€·ââïž
DNA Haul #1
âšđ The Jewellery Haul đâš
BóÔHÎö:
Pinafore Dress (black)
Blue Overalls
Black Overalls
Tattoo Choker With Gem
Gold Heart Necklace
BóÔHÎö: $129.99
RĂłmwĂȘ & ShĂ«Ăźn
A Bunch Of Pins For My Pin Collection
Necklaces and Anklets
Fun & Silly Earrings
RĂłmwĂȘ: $142.50
Shëßn: $79
Total: $351.49
BóÔHÎö keeps track of how many things you've DNA'd so I'd be careful with them and not do two in a row, or too frequently. Also if you leave it more than 14 days they pmuch tell you to get fucked so do it quick!!
ShĂ«Ăźn is pretty easy, they take a little longer to respond than rĂłmwĂȘ does but getting the refund wasn't hard or stressful at all.
RĂłmwĂȘ is laughably easy, I got offered a refund in the 2nd reply back from them. As long as you don't mind your stuff taking up to two months to arrive, you can get a pile of shit for really cheap. Each jewellery item was between $1 and $4. I love them, they're the best. It is cheap quality tho, but you get what you pay for.
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Tips Iâve picked up that always work
Never gotten caught with these bad boys
-Cup trick: where you take a not clear cup, like a coffee cup, and while walking around the store drop small items into your (clean and empty!) cup.Â
-Elastic belt trick: take a piece of elastic from the sewing store (the good kind) and tie/sew it around your waist. Make sure it fits, but is not tight! Then, wear a semi-baggy jacket (Itâs that time of year!) and when you conceal, do it on your person by sneaking this to fit snuggly into that elastic band
-The inflatable bag: Take a very large ziplock or two, depends on the bag size, and blow them and stick them in your bag to make it look full. Then, while in a blind spot, as you put things in slowly deflate the bag to make it look proportionally as full as it was when you left.Â
-The Big Boots: take a large pair of non-sus knee high boots. make sure you can fit like, half your arm in the boot, because its so roomy. you know what Iâm taking about. As you âshopâ, drop things like jewelry, makeup, small packs of condoms, stickers, buttons, you know the drill. It may get uncomfortable in your shoe, but eh. Worth it, right?
Some (un)common knowledge:
-If youâre gonna lift clothes then for petes sake look at the price tag before you hold it up to your body or take it to the dressing rooms
-Donât lift nail polish by putting up your sleeve it will fall out and break and BAM youâre caught
-Putting something between your thighs as a way of lifting is really hard because you have to walk out perfectly normal
-If you get shaky hands or get really nervous, pull out your phone and pretend to call/text someone to meet you at the store. This way, when you leave without buying anything, it looks like you went outside to find your friend
-Dont start pulling out your goods in the parking lot. Rookie mistake here. Wait until you get in your car with doors locked and windows rolled up. Even better, wait till youâre at home.Â
-Scope the store out a couple of days before you lift
-Trust your gut
-Try to avoid backpacks; instead go for a purse type thing. Easier to slip things in
- Donât try to avoid LP. Ask at them only one or two times, if you make eye contact with them, just smile and wave. If you think someone is watching you, go up to Lp and ask shit like âdo u have wet nâ wild mascara? Is there any pink ribbon here? What foundation tone should i use?â Seem interested while they talk. But donât get too friendly.Â
-Be cautious and observant but not paranoid and jumpy
-if you get a bad vibe, leave with what youâve already concealed. Not getting your hair dye is better then getting a fine.
-Lifting while wearing a skin tight sundress is hard mode.Â
-Barcodes donât set off alarms unless theres a RDIF under it so check!!Â
-If you cant afford a hook or magnet, then use a seam ripper for what you can. If you donât mind small holes in clothes, that is.Â
Anything else to add?
Rebloging because my dash is more active
still be extremely careful! trust your gut and ditch if anything seems off. iâve heard lp are pretty wise to the âcall a friend when leavingâ trick. stay safe everyone
How to be a better lifter
Work retail. Seriously. ESp if youâre one of those lifters who feel like every one is on to them. When working retail you (I) can never really focus on anything Besides folding and saying hi to people who walk in. Itâs really hard to be doing my job and looking for people who might steal. But it is my second week so maybe Iâll get better at noticing shoplifting (not that I would tell obviously lmao)
I worked in retail for quite a while and I literally never got better at finding shoplifters. Making sales goals and keeping the store clean were way higher on the priority list.
Same ^ I worked at Target and I worked Customer Service so I had the perfect view of the LPâs office (the only LP guy we had) and I never once saw him take someone in there and never once was there police at my store while I worked. Plus I always knew his schedule which was every Saturday off. I worked 40 hours a week too. So itâs nice to learn the inner workings of the LP at your store. I also learned that my Staples doesnât have any LP or cameras from working there. Working retail is awesome for shoplifters.
Iâve worked at pac sun, forever 21, and old navy You literally donât have the time or energy to spot lifters or even care to spot them because it simply isnât our jobs to find lifters either. Of course theres those few SA who are die hard to find the lifters but really we normal dont even think about it
you do have to be careful with dressing room SAs still since that IS part of their job to follow policy to prevent shoplifting. otherwise yes
Okay so I was in F21 the other day trying some shit on and they have mirrors in their dressing rooms but they have a little ledge on top, so I guess when people lift they put tags there. Iâm assuming its policy that between people they check the ledge, and the girl literally ran her hand across and it and knocked down 10 hard tags. Then she was just like oh shit sorry about that, scrambled to pick them up and then literally threw them into this giant ass bin that was just FULL of cut off and ripped out tags, paper and hard. And she just smiled at me like it was nothing. These people donât give a fuck honestly and if any of them do, they need to find a better paying job that will reward them for at least trying to stop lifters.
I havnt posted a haul in a long time. I did a dna from shĂȘĂźĆ and it was almost too easy.
It took about 3 days to get my refund back.
DNA Masterpost
all my DNA experiences with details
HĂžllĂster $39- Super easy livechat, got refund within 3 days. Does not refund you for shipping.
PĂ€csĂŒn $36- Livechat, makes you wait an additional week past when it says âDeliveredâ to contact back and get refund. Doesnât refund shipping.
ShĂȘĂŻn $85- So easy. Livechat tries to scare you by mentioning âpoliceâ, but nothing will actually happen. Refund takes awhile, though.
MĂ€cĂżâs $68- Hard to actually get to the livechat, person talks in broken English and will assure you that the package will arrive by the end of the day. Makes you contact back the next day and say it still isnât there. The next day you get your refund almost instantly, though.
nĂżx $29- Easiest DNA Iâve ever done. Sent three messages in livechat and then immediately had my refund.
NĂŻkĂ« $70- Great livechat, got refund within minutes. They say theyâre going to do an investigation but just give you the refund, so Iâm guessing they donât really. Doesnât refund for shipping.
Dr MĂ€rtĂ«ns $130- Donât have a live chat and just never responded to my email? Itâs been like three weeks and they still have not.
ZĂŒmĂŻĂ«z $50- Does not have a livechat (at least I couldnât find one.) Email takes a few days but refund is easy to get.
ĂmĂ«rĂŻcĂ€n ĂĂ€gle $64- Completely easy livechat. Takes a few seconds to get the refund, but makes you wait three days until after the package says delivered to contact.
V/S $105- Took two seconds on the live chat to get refund, they donât even ask questions.
This is just my current experience but i hope it helps!!
The drop technique and my quick concealing method shown.
Drop technique notes: 1. Use a bag with a shoulder strap so you donât have to think about where the handles are. You do not want to worry about getting your product tangled up in them. Another benefit of a shoulder strap bag is that there is no gap between the bag and your body (that the product could fall through). 2. Use a structured bag, so that if your product hits one of the sides (as my peanut butter & honey palette did!!), it falls inside anyway! Floppy purses are bad for this because your product can become unbalanced on the cloth if it hits the side, and end up on the floor. Cloth is just one more thing for the product to become tangled in. 3. See how the inside-tops of each side of my purse are angled slightly inward (toward the zipper)? These are your bumpers, babes. Like rails in Mario kart, these guide your product into the bag, so you donât have to think about it at all. 4. I usually do something with my hand while doing this, as an excuse to move my arm and drop the product. Because I donât touch my purse, it was clearly âjust an accidentâ if I were to be caught. 5. Once this is done, immediately zip up your purse. Preferably do the concealment and zipping in a blindspot, or the closest thing to a blindspot as you can find. Also a great tip: walk into the store with your phone in a pocket. After dropping, place your phone into your purse and zip it up *without looking* at it.
Light speed conceal technique notes: 1. Hold the product in the hand on the opposite side of your body from your purse. Here, my purse is on my left and the product is in my right hand. I conceal it with my right hand. First, my left arm provides a little bit of cover. Second, itâs just a lot less obvious to me to have my right arm crossing in front of my body than it would be if I were bending my left arm to put the product in. I also like to use my left hand to hold my purse open if itâs a really big item (like Iâm doing here; if itâs not a large item, I donât do this). Third, itâs just a lot harder to do with the arm thatâs next to the purse, IMO. Try both out, see what works best for you, and do so in front of a mirror. Practice, practice, practice. 2. Use only in what you are 200% sure is a blindspot. Also great for stores with no cams. 3. Use in clothing stores that count going into dressing rooms (conceal before you go in and detag in the dressing room). Again, be wary of cams. 4. Donât do this with people around! Very advanced lifters probably are already using this technique to crowd conceal, but if you arenât very advanced donât do this anywhere near other people or only try it with *extreme* caution. Practice at home first!! For me, I often use my partnerâs body to block othersâ view of the side that my purse it on. Using a support beam, wall, or display on that side can also be helpful. I sometimes do it when Iâm in a busy store and Iâm 200% sure there is no one behind me and maybe one or two people in front of me, both facing away from me. The only reason I do it in these situations is because Iâm also 200% sure I can conceal the item in less than 2 seconds (as shown here). If someone did turn to look at me after Iâve started to conceal, worst case scenario is that they see me with my hand in my purse. Iâm pretty quick. 5. I often use this technique in makeup stores while holding 2 items. I only want to conceal one and the other is my decoy, which I hold on top of the thing I want. Then I cross my right arm over my body and pretend to look closer at something on a shelf (maybe reach out and grab something with my left hand and look at it), and only shove/drop one item in my purse. Then Iâm still holding my decoy which I put somewhere random before leaving. Itâs less sus in stores crowded with SAs. 6. Never ever EVER: do this in front of a camera, in front of another person, or on the floor in a store with very active and vigilant LP! Donât do it! This method is CLEARLY intentional, unlike the drop technique. I have no cover or excuse for this if I get caught and neither do you. This is my favorite and most used technique, but itâs risky. Again, I only recommend this for the experienced and the entirely un-sus. I had a lot of experience before I ever tried concealing on the floor like this. Please be careful.
WONDERFUL techniques!! Iâll definitely use the drop method when in a mostly blindspot and the light speed conceal when im in a 100% blindspot. thank you so much for the video :) im a visual learner
youâre LITERALLY AMAZING!
This is awesome! You should totally do more short videos like this, I know many people learn in different ways and this is great for visual learners. â€ïž
Iâve thought about it! I have a few other techniques that I honestly think would be really helpful for people to be able to see. I do worry because I know LP reads liftblr to catch on to different techniques, plus some of them are quite hard to show (given that the whole point is to make it hard to see what Iâm doing!). Thank you! đ
THIS IS WHY itâs important to NOT ARGUE WITH ANTIâs and do NOT TAG and just do all the things you can to stay stealth on the internet so LP and ANTIs donât know what we know.
Yes, EXACTLY! Please no one tag this post. For the love of god. I need to go through these notes and block all non-lifters, as well.
Hanger PSA
I just read a post about how a lifter here conceals hangers (I literally just read it and then now I canât find it, sorry) by pinning them to her back.
I just want to warn everyone to check hangers thoroughly. I was at a store that i frequent (for actual shopping) not to long ago just browsing, and I happened to pick up a shirt and look it over. For some reason I decided to take a peek at the hanger (shouldnât have done this on the floor but curiosity got the better of me) and I noticed a small hole in the bottom of this wooden hanger. The thicker plastic ones had them too.
For some reason it struck me as odd, so I looked closer and there was a very faint flashing light inside the hole. I ended up taking it to try on so I could look closer. The fitting room was dark so I took the opportunity to ask the attendant why the hanger was flashing. She was okay talking to me because I always chat people up and make friends with atrendants.
ITâS A GPS TRACKER. Itâs like those little tags you can get to put on your things and use an app to find where they are!! Not only will it set off the alarm, but they can pull up a program to see where it is.
Then she said they are working towards getting more discreet ones that are basically undetectable. Theyâre expensive but they have helped catch more people.
I left after chatting with her and got curious. I went into several other stores and 5/7 of them had some kind of security device on the hanger. Whether it was just a soft tag or a full on GPS tracker.
Itâs becoming more common in my mall because itâs near a few high schools so the theft rate is really high.
What Iâm trying to say is BE CAREFUL.
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Wowww. I almost always take the hangers too because I donât want to leave evidence. Can you describe what the hangers looked like? Where they clear? Plastic? Would?
WTF. Lifting the hanger is one of my favorite techniques. I usually ditch it in the bushes outside of the store anyway, but I will start checking them because this is crazy
Spotting LP
   - Pretending to shop with no interest with what their looking at.    - Always looking down aisles when walking past.    - A bulky two way radio in the small of their back.    - Wearing a ear piece.    - Talking quietly on a cell phone.    - Always checking out / looking at people.    - Hovering around end-caps.    - You continuously see this person in and around the store.    - In a department they would not normally be in.    - Having odd non perishable items in their basket.    - Walking around with just one or two items in their hand.    - Not wearing a jacket on a cold day.    - A person who knows / friendly with employees.    - Hanging out around the electronics or other high theft items.    - Always seeing the same person in the store on different trips.    - A cheap chain around their neck for a hidden badge.    - Moving around the store quickly with an arrogant attitude.    - A person who just looks out of place
hey, this post right here saved me from getting caught yesterday. thanks.
Todayâs haul:))
I saw uĆtĂŁ was open I legit need to go even tho itâs gonna be hard I neeeeed it. The book in the picture is like legit so scary Iâm gonna like accidentally summon demonsđđł
Stores: mĂŻchÀëĆs, höbbĂżĆöbbĂż, mĂ€rĆĄhĂ€ĆĆs, bĂ€rĆĂ«s&nöbĆĂ«s
Total~$215
