the succulent bitch

BIGGEST HAUL EVER !! 🌟🌷

So so so so happy w this :)))

2x panties - 8

Lighter - 2

2x fluffy socks - 7

Palette - 6

2x black eyeliners - 14

3x coloured liner - 6

Body spray - 1

Stickers - 3

2x pore strips - 6

Earrings - 8

Hair ties - 5

2x chocolate - 2

Haul total - 68

Don’t put our blogs at risk. Don’t put YOURSELF at risk of being found and snitched on. I have an art blog. I’m an animator, but I don’t DARE go following and reblogging lifters on it. Why?

A) My blog is not for that B) It’ll expose the community.

and after the Anti-Lifting Debacle that occured a few months ago we’d rather not go through it again.

I have recently joined a discord server with a lot of Tik Tok lifters. This surprised me since I got the link from Peach. The liftblr community has often shit on Tik Tok lifters, or "borrowers" in the past. The reason for this is that this community on liftblr has been pretty small and secretive for awhile now, and seeing people openly expose some of our techniques on a public and very popular platform for anyone to see, feels dangerous to us. Loss prevention people can, will, and do see these Tik Toks. Most Tik Tok lifters are also very new to the game, 6 months in or less. I have been lifting for over 4 years, I've only been caught once. I've been a member of the liftblr community for all that time. Therefore I think I have a little seniority and experience to be talking about these things. First order of business:

Tik Tok is NOT safe. It's much more exposed than the liftblr community. In fact, it's almost impossible to simply "stumble upon" the liftblr community in the way that a lot of people are when it comes to borrowing Tik Tok. Liftblr has actually been actively working against borrowing Tik Tok for this reason and others, but it seems we have failed. Please do not start a borrowing Tik Tok, and if you have one, delete it. Make a blog here, it's safer.

There is SO MUCH misinformation on borrowing Tik Tok. I've seen things on there that make me want to scream, like one video telling people that Target is an easy store. If you've been on liftblr you'd know that Target is one of the harder stores, their LP is crazy, and beginners should absolutely not be told that Target is some kind of free for all. Liftblr is years ahead of borrowing Tik Tok, there are countless posts with tips on specific stores, caught stories, etc etc. It's a wealth of information that has been proven accurate over time by all of us.

These are the two main reasons that borrowing Tik Tok is just Not It for lifters. I am really excited about the influx of interest in lifting and maybe welcoming more people into our community, which has been on the decline since 2017 or so. But please heed my warnings, new lifters, we've been around for years and Tik Tok is just not a safe platform to be discussing this stuff on.

If you're going to join the Liftblr community, here are the ground rules

DO NOT expose us on Tik Tok. We don't need an influx of trolls and loss prevention over here.

DO NOT use tags. No hashtag shoplifting, hashtag borrowing, hashtag whatever. The fact that we don't use tags makes us harder to find, which is a GOOD thing.

Research first. Do your research on liftblr before you get out in the field. It's a beautiful rabbit hole to fall down, and all the research I did was why I avoided being caught for so long.

Succulents

my biggest haul yet!!! so excited about all of these!

Use a vpn to change your location before you log on.

RULE FIVE OF LIFTING CLUB

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RULE NUMBER SEVEN OF LIFTING CLUB

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I had to pick up groceries for my family since food was running low and went to the local bî-lö. I wasn’t even going to liftt, since it was a serious matter.

As soon as I walked, their was LP there (which is super unusual, we normally never have LP.) and she started FOLLOWING me. Like I was just going to pick us up some subs and other various items, pay, and leave and she stood like right next to me.

Definitely won’t be lifting from there anytime soon.

Another store I went to (that I actually planned to lift from), was Øllie’s. I found a nice set of books I wanted and some little board books for my niece, and was gonna to conceal, but I had a weird feeling in my stomach and dumped them. IM SO GLAD I DID!! An employees walked down the same aisle just as I was going to conceal. I would’ve been fucked. Anyways, it was awkward after that. I bought some socks (lol) and coloring pencils and left.

I really want this Corona mess to be over for I can try out at the mall. I’m still kind of a newbie, so I’ll probably just go to Cläîre’s or some shit. I might also go to Hobbÿ Löbby, since mine’s doesn’t have cameras.

Hii I don’t use a magnet either and I get plenty of clothes so here’s how

One: do your research on types of tags there’s plenty of posts on it and are super helpful! Some you can twist up or prize off, it’d always worth trying because sometimes it’s just not on properly.

Two: most stores put tags on seams or under the hood, semi hidden places and this might not work for you but my it’s my fav, ripping them out. If the tags are small you can use the pin inside them to rip a tiny hole through the garment or you can use small nail scissors to cut a hole and pull the tag through. Because the tags are inconspicuous places it’s not too hard to sew up and hide.

Three: go through stacks there’s often a few without tags.

Sorry I know this is nothing revolutionary but it works so. And good luck getting new clothes!!

Here are some I’ve ripped and sewn up (and with coats adding patches or pins works great depending on your aesthetic)

Use a vpn to change your location before you log on.

RULE FIVE OF LIFTING CLUB

Dont reblog post with over 500 notes.

RULE NUMBER SEVEN OF LIFTING CLUB

Make your follows and likes private.

RULE NUMBER EIGHT OF LIFTING CLUB