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Lifter Alert: You Are Being Tracked
I just read some articles on some new technology some stores are using to track people in their store and across entire malls. I could get into technicalities, but the baseline of it is that stores are using your phoneâs wifi pings to get information about your searches, personal info, and most alarmingly, an address specific to your phone. This system is not only able to accurately track where you are in the store live, but is also able to tell if youâve visted the store before, how often, how long ago, and which areas youâve visited most often.
This system of tracking is not only an exposure of privacy for shoppers, but also dangerous for lifters. The solution most people reccommend in response is to completely disable wifi, though I would personally take it safe and just turn on airplane mode while I lift. The idea of being so precisely tracked is scary, and luckily only a few stores, mostly high end like Marks and Spencers, but also casual places like Topshop have this tracking system so far.
Be aware and stay safe everyone!
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Omg definitely turning on airplane mode in every shop I go
Fucking hell thats scary shitđŹ
Uncute Tip#8 (What will get you caught up)
So I decided to post this here in the main shoplifting tag as I felt it didnât give anything away but some useful ass tips, and yall mofos should follow my private blog for more tips like this cause I ainât posting any more here lol.Â
Also itâs all messed up in the tag, just saw that. Sorry. Itâs all organized and cute on my blog thingy.
So I named this an uncute tag simply because itâs not cute. Iâve been doing just fine without these special extra tools or tricks and havenât been caught yet. Some things arenât for everyone. Iâll list what will get you caught/addicted.
Magnetâs/Hooks: These nifty little tools are great for people who sell shoplifted goods for a living however these can get you in a  LOAD of shit.
For example:
I personally would never consider purchasing a magnet/hook, as this can lead to addictive behavior. Remember that shoplifting and all of this is a CRIME. It is not a job or hobby. ITâS NOTHING WRONG WITH HAVING THEM, I JUST WOULDNâT GET THEM, THATS ALL.
Being caught and having these on you will change your petty crime charges into something wayyyyy more serious. You can go from a fine to actual real real jail time.
You get stuck to metal objects. Now a good friend of mine on here told me about how she would get stuck to displays  when she had her magnets on her. Suspicious or nah?
Theyâre very loud, if youâre in a quiet store the only thing employeeâs will hear is the sound of you detaching tags. no good.
BEING LOUD AND ABOUT: Have you just known someone who was loud about everything? Will in the world of being a criminal, being loud and just plain out there can ruin your life. Literally. You want to be so quiet and out of view that they forgot you ever came in the store.
Ways to ruin your stealth:
Dropping Items. Like this is actually really bad, donât do this, keep steady hands.
Talking to EVERY employee. Itâs okay to talk to one at the MOST. But donât talk to every employee because theyâll just be on your back trying to continue a conversation with you.
Being and look awkward. This means being clumsy, and fidgeting, itâs really hard to conceal while fidgeting, iâll tell you one thing.
Having a HUGE bag. Nothing more suspicious. Like youâll knock things down and look awkward and causing you to speak to employeeâs and youâll be breaking all the rules listed here, lol.
Having BAD partners:Â Itâs one thing to shoplift, but to shoplift with a bad partner is asking to be thrown in the slammer.
Effects of having a bad partner and how it Affects you:
They get caught, you get caught. Rather they snitch or you to are close together.
Theyâre obvious. From the moment they walk in theyâre suspicious.
Theyâre loud and about. Always in the view, canât shut up and act so proud.
Theyâre clueless. âAre you going to steal that?!â Bad partner asks while lp is already prepared to tackle you.
They act like children. Following behind you, always asking what to do, chickening out.
 Will sell you out. They will cry, beg and plead to lp that you kidnapped them and made them shoplift.
Shoplifting EVERY DAY:Â This is a complete no no. I shouldnât have to explain why.
What it will do to you and your well being:
It will become addictive. It will, no doubt about it. Youâll want to shoplift everyday, want to shoplift bigger things and get sloppy while at it.
Youâll become an even bigger cheap-stake. Youâll cry over paying for that 1$ bottle of soda because you could have stuffed it in your butthole, oooo nooo.
Youâll become recognized. The cameras will see you more often, entering the store and not buying a single thing if not shoplifting their store. Theyâll start to wonder why certain items you picked up went missing and youâll be the suspect. Next time you come in, BAM, RIGHT IN SLAMMER.
Youâll get lazy.I mentioned this but you will. Youâll want every thing to just come without a price and slip and then BAM, RIGHT IN THE SLAMMER.
Youâll get caught. You will, you didnât listen to this beautiful post, and did all the things I said not to do and now look at you. In da slammer ye go.
Okay, guys that all I could think of for right now, I think I did good, as a lazy girl with bad grammar. Iâd like to think I was very real in this post.Â
This needs more attention. These are some really good things to consider.
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stole a white makeup pencil today out of sadness and this is the best coping mechanism ever

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TIPS
(NOT mine, copied from a thread)
Preparing oneself for the big haul:
1. If possible, you should always have some money on you when intending to shoplift, because if youâve got none, itâs rather hard to argue that to steal the item was a spontaneous decision. As a result, if youâve got no money and are caught shoplifting you are more than likely to be charged for burglary as well as theft.
2. Buying something at the same time that you steal stuff doesnât necessarily ensure success. Approaching staff for items you are absolutely sure they donât have is just as good. Think of something that you know they donât have (i.e. a doona cover with a specific pattern on it or something equally obscure) and pretend that you are looking for this, so that you have an excuse for being there. If staff are ever suspicious of you or ask if they can help you, ask them if theyâve got the thing you are sure they donât have. Never screw this up â if you do you will have to buy the item or they may realise that you are there to steal.
3. It is always a good idea to carry a bag although you should never stash anything in it â if security/sales staff are suss on you the first place that theyâll check is your bag and it may just get you off the hook if they canât find anything suspicious inside of it.
4. Remember that there is no such thing as a standard store detective â there is no qualifying dress code, age, race, gender or class. Grandma will bust you this week and next week itâll be a 5 year old kid.
5. Just as there is no typical store detective nor is there a standard shoplifter. Security do not go looking for the poorly dressed people. They may pick on you out of boredom, but remember, only an unsuccessful store detective picks on poorly dressed people. By the same token donât believe the stale myth that suits + dresses = more successes; security anticipate that professional shoplifters will dress up a bit. Wear whatever you want.
On entering the maze:
1. As soon as you enter the store, suss out the sales people. First impressions often count here. You could find a valuable blind-eye turning ally in younger or less-affluent employees. Alternatively, an employee can often stand out as a more wishy-washy gullible individual â so even if they see you they are likely to be too gutless to mention it, either to you or to security.
2. Donât be put off by signs such as âshoplifters will be prosecutedâ or âsecurity police patrol this storeâ. Often this is just bluff anyway, and in any case there is no security measure that cannot be undone by a clever shoplifter or a quick talker. Do, however, keep your eye on security and be on the lookout for video surveillance cameras.
3. Try to find where the video surveillance monitors are and who is watching them; often they are not even looking at them. See if you can get a glance at their monitor. Often it is one monitor hooked up to 20 cameras which changes sequentially (every 30 seconds or so). Other times itâs one guy in a room looking at 50 screens while reading the paper or glued to the box. These monitors are usually pretty small and have a wide aperture, showing more of the room but not enough detail to adequately see what you are up to.
4. It is a good idea to keep your back to the camera as much as possible without looking suspicious. Check out cameras (hold-up cameras) are often set up to check on employees, so they are not hard to keep your back turned to.
Blind-spots and other lifting techniques:
1. A blind-spot is a section of the store where you are barely visible and can thus feel free to both dump and collect stuff, without fear of being seen. Display units can make perfect blind-spots â they ensure security is confident they have their eye on you, when in fact they can only see your top half â at the same time they enable you to keep your eye on security. For these reasons, the best blind-spots are usually below the chest â around waist high. Blind-spots are good for loading into the lip of your jeans or into a jacket.
2. Make sure your blind-spot is not under surveillance. Never hang around your blind-spot for too long. Most of all, be careful to never lead security to your blind-spot.
3. A good method is to take everything you want to your blind-spot and collect it all later in one go, or better still get someone else to collect it for you. Getting someone else to collect for you can be a great system, particularly with exchanges â which Iâll come to later. If you are really pedantic, or you think that they are watching you, then load up, go to the toilets and pass the stuff under the wall/partition of the cubicle to a waiting friend in an adjoining cubicle and get them to leave with it.
4. Speaking of dunnies and change-rooms, one of the oldest tricks in the book is to put more than one garment on a hanger (works particularly well with womenâs underwear), go to the change-rooms and put the garment underneath what you are wearing. Alternatively, if you are a woman, you can slip your old bra on a hanger and put on the new one. Donât be put off by the staff as you enter the change-rooms â they are usually quite disinterested and so long as the number of hangers you exit with matches the little plastic number theyâve given you theyâll be satisfied.
this is a great masterpost!
im not feeling so great so im gonna go commit a crime and see if it feels better
Yâall who think stores are easy just because some rando on tumblr said so... hereâs the tea.
It really, REALLY depends on the area itâs in. Yes, there are generally less cameras and saâs in whatever store youâre thinking of, but let me tell you that if youâre in a shitty area, that doesnât mean shit.
I ave two m1cha3ls near me, one in a shitty area (store A), and one in a not-so-shitty area (store B).
In store B, there are like 3 cameras total. The copics are in a blind spot with a thin sheet of glass covering them, but you can easily reach behind it. There are about 4 saâs on duty for a large store and you can walk in and out without anyone ever even looking at you and only passing by a camera once.
In store A, every single aisle has a camera. They have active lp and security at all times and about 7 saâs always running around the generally small store. All markers are in aisles with 2 cameras and behind glass, while copics are behind glass AND metal bars that fully wrap around all angles with a heavily locked door to access the inside.
These are two separate stores in my city. Would I say m1cha3ls is easy? Sure. It CAN be easy if the store is in a nice area and doesnât really care. But newbie lifters need to know that just because one person says a store is easy, that really doesnât mean YOURS is. Do your own research, because otherwise you 100% will get caught very quickly.
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Luxury Leather Lifting Masterpost
So Iâve recently lifted some really high end leather goods and I have some tips! Here goes:
General:
-You want Mike KÜrs, K8 Späde, and TÜry Bßrch? Go to a luxury department store that is too busy protecting their multiple thousand dollar Guccï and Pradä bags to worry about an $88 KS Wallet.
-Big Stores are your best bet. If you have one with multiple floors (4+ is best) then youâre basically golden.
Little Wallets/Card Holders:
-These are a luxury leather lifterâs bread and butter. They are generally untagged and easy to conceal.
-Grab one and start walking around like itâs yours. Find a blindspot (middle of the stairs is usually a good bet) and pocket it. Walk out. Done.
Big Wallets:Â
-These are significantly harder. They may be tagged and you must check thoroughly. Even if they arenât your favorite style choose an untagged piece over a tagged one 100% of the time. Do not attempt on a whim and be prepared to dump at anytime.
-This is the level of item where if removed from a shelf an SA might approach you and talk about the leather or ask to put it behind the desk for you. Smile, look pretty and even pleased they customer serviced you. Thank them, but youâre âjust browsing thank youâ
-When the SA is distracted in some capacity select an untagged wallet and head calmly and confidently for the stairs/escalators. This wallet is yours and it would ridiculous if someone thought otherwise.
-Conceal on the stairs or in some blindspot on a different floor. You could also just walk out acting like itâs yours (this has worked for me in the past), but I prefer to conceal if possible. Either way, congrats on your new designer wallet
Handbags:
-The Holy Grail. Attempt at your own risk. I recommend you carry at least $300 cash on you to flash in case of emergency (if you donât have that money start smaller and boost then try this). Best when you are dressed to kill and wearing something easier to lift that is identifiably designer (MK belt, KS sunglasses, etc.).
-Enter your store of choice without a handbag but with a designer wallet in your pocket.Â
-Go to an unattended table of handbags. Donât even bother with the LV or FendĂŻ counter theyâre crawling with SAs. If you pick the right label and youâre in a fancy enough store they will not be tagged.
-The best way to remove a handbag from department storesâ awful minimalist purse displays is to find that one set of purses that looks like little Russian nesting dolls; in other words there is a small bag in the front and a large one in the back (photo attached)
-The small one is easier but you can take either one. Make sure the other bag is positioned in the middle of the shelf and looks pristine. Carry the bag you took in your hands like it is yours and walk to another floor/area of the store.
-Burn about 5 min looking at clothes or whatever and get comfortable with holding your new purse. At an opportune moment transfer your wallet to the bag. This is also usually enough time to tell if SAs or anyone is onto you. Dump if you feel anything wrong.
-Return to the first floor and walk out nonchalantly with your new bag.Â
These are what works for me, abandon this advice immediately if something feels sus. Designer handbags are not worth your freedom. Be safe beautifuls and go get that designer leather *blows kiss*
Iâve been looking for this post for awhile and Iâm sOo glad I found it, ya girl can now finally have the knowledge for lifting a purse if she needs one.
holy mothafuckin GRAIL bitch
I want this sooooo bad
A c0@ch card case is what got me caught, I even went in a blind spot and everything. It was fairly busy too. So you have a low chance of actually getting away with it.

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stĂŤaling from big corporations isn't ethical and y'all need to stop acting like it is (and this comes from a shopliftÄr)
i see a lot of people justifying the fact that they shĂśplift by "oh big corporations also steâls from us", "eat the rich" and "fuck capitalism" etc etc. this is completely true, i wont deny it. let's just analyze things like they truly are. most retail stores buy their products from countries where people are underpaid. yes this is awful and unethical, but the thing is that steĂ ling their products doesn't hurt the company, and doesn't help the people who worked to make it. if you want to stÄal then go and steĂŁl, idc i do this as well, but dont try to act as if you're some kind of hero cause you stòle 10$ worth of makeup. steäling isn't considered ethical but that doesn't mean you shouldn't do it, it means that you shouldn't think you're doing something good for others. just admit you want free stuff and go (and this isn't directed to people who stèal because they actually need to)
â¨10+ years and iâve never been caught - TIPSâ¨
okay, not saying these tips are foolproof but i really think that they are what has helped keep me from being caught even though iâve been lifting on and off for quite a while. theyâre nothing new but IMO these are the most useful things to keep in mind, especially if youâre wanting to start doing it more seriously for boosting, holiday season, etc.Â
disguises are your best friend. once youâve perfected your disguises, there are so many more opportunities such asÂ
visit multiple times close togetherÂ
scope out the store on multiple days to see what the vibe is like when itâs busy/slow, check for cams, etc without them recognizing you!Â
shake off LP if you think youâve been sussedÂ
i know there are several posts going around with disguise tips so i wonât bother typing mine out but lmk if you want advice on this
donât wear perfume/cologne; it can draw more suspicion. LP is looking for you; they walk by you in disguise but recognize your perfume, do a double-take and realize youâre wearing a wig, took off your glasses, etc.Â
lifting with others can be a double-edged sword. i prefer to go solo, or have one consistent partner, becauseâŚ.
LIFTING IN A GROUP IS EXTREMELY RISKY! if youâre all caught, the charges can be much more serious since they may frame it as a âcrime ringâ, but if you do decide you want to do it:Â
pretend not to know each other until you are safely away from the store. donât come in the same cars, donât park near each other, donât all go to each store all at once.Â
donât even ride the same public transport together since most buses/trains have cameras (at least where i live) and if they suspect you at all, the police can pull the bus footage easily.Â
a couple people can act as decoys by being extremely sus (staring directly into camera, shifty glances, double-hanging items, etc) while the most skilled lifter of the group is the one actually doing the work.
ALSO, lifting with someone who youâve never lifted with before can be a disaster. obviously every pair has to pull off their first lift, but itâs so important to practice your concealing techniques with your partner firsthand so that you know what works for both of your skills. my best friend also lifts but we just donât work well with each other and the risk isnât worth it when weâre both proficient lifters on our own.
i avoid using tools that arenât everyday objects.Â
iâve never used magnets bc of magnet detectors, potentially sticking to clothing racks, and severely increased consequences if i were to be caught.Â
i use a hook occasionally because itâs easy to conceal on-body, but if possible i just leave it in the car.Â
try to get comfortable in crowds. if youâre lifting in a crowded store there is a higher ratio of shoppers to LP = more people that 1-2 LP are having to try to watch at any given time. i know for some people anxiety or other issues mean that this isnât possible, but if you think you can overcome it, crowds can be another great tool.Â
that being said, other shoppers will fucking snitch on you in a heartbeat, so you need to stay on your toes.Â
shoppers are not there to look at other shoppers; theyâre there to look at the products.Â
donât smile at other shoppers, donât pick up the same item as them at the same time, donât use crouching methods when theyâre nearby since you canât tell if theyâre looking over your shoulder without seeming sus.Â
if another shopper accuses you of stealing or you think youâve been sussed by them, GET THE FUCK OUT. itâs just as serious as if LP has sussed you.
some stores will take the side of the customer over the SA since the SA is a representative of the company and they want to cover their ass, but if another customer goes to the counter and says, âthat woman there is shopliftingâ theyâre more likely to follow through, start trailing you, etc. just leave.Â
even if you donât want to risk lifting in a crowd, spend time people watching when youâre not lifting. this can help you gain a sense overall of when people are looking at you or how to predict their next movements etc. this is something that i do as part of my regular job so i think that experience has really helped me.Â
if you have to ditch, ditch off camera. even if they canât stop you after youâve ditched, they can look out for you when you come back and they may catch you on your next trip.
thatâs it for now! i might do a part 2 if enough people find this post helpful :-)
Reposting for gl
spencerâs employee here, i recently made a post about our fake rfid tags and wanted to clarify what they looked like!
another imteresting thing i learned while training was after we see you conceal, we have to be able to say excactly where youâve concealed it. for example, âtake out the shirt from inside your adidas shopping bag. if you open it and the bag is empty, we have to let you go and apologize. if you can, move your item to a different part of your body or different bag. of course, some managers will break code. take everything i say with a grain of salt.
This is the same policy for Claire's!! We had to know exactly where you concealed an item before asking about it. Also there are no security alarms or tags at Claire's, they say so on the earrings but they are fake!
original post has helllllla reblogs so
tried @liftingmydreamsâs method!! its very similar to the cup method, except itâs bigger!
it works so well, and iâm so excited to use it in the near future since i find difficulty with on fIoor conceaIing!!! sephora bags work so well for this and i recommend plastic structured bags

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i bought these at the dollarama and it says electronically protected, but there's no towers at the door?? how does this work?? and since when the dollarama has such protection??? man
my shĂ´pliftĂŽng rules
- retail/value village only (big gentrified and overpriced thrift stores deserve absolutely no mercy, how is that fucking t shirt 20$ when someobody GAVE it to you??)
- easy stores only (dollar tree, stores with little to no security, etc)
- NO lÏftÎng from walmart/maxi&co/any stores that has the reputation to wait until you've reached a fèlony amount of stÜlen goods to arrest you
- NO lĂŽftÄŤng clothes that have big tags on them
- avoid taking more items than you can handle
i think that's it? idk