🌞shifternifter🌞

reposting bc the original had too many notes <3

So as alot of you know DNA stands for Did Not Arrive, its when you order something online and then tell the company it never arrived. Most places will instantly refund, sometimes they may do an investiagtion, but this isnt something to worry about. Its a must to be able to lie easily and make up things on the spot.

♡ what live chat may say ♡

• "contact your local post office" you never actually have to contact them, you can just say they said they never received the package or that it was lost in transit.

• "by accepting a refund you agree that you have told the truth, police may be involved" ive only seen shein say that (they would not contact authorities over £100 of sweatshop clothing) and it means absolutely nothing. Police will never do anything even if reported, its impossible they will do something but if they were to investigate you can easily say you found the parcel, you truly never did receive it, or you received it after you got the refund.

•"we will proceed to an investigation" this also essentially means nothing, an investigation can mean a different team will just look at the reported situation and decide if a refund will happen. The delivery service may be contacted but all they can say is "well we delivered it"

♡ how to actually go about a refund ♡

•message livechat: usually on a website or app there will be a customer service live chat, this will connect you to a real person that you will message. Usually you can get an instant refund with live chat. You always have to confirm your details such as address, email, and phone number.

•call them up: ive personally never called up for a refund but it works in a similar way to livechat. Always remember to stick to your story.

•email: email is usually significantly slower than live chat or phoning so essentially you shouldnt do email but its not impossible.

♡ how to act ♡

•"Always remember to be kind and respectful" customer service already deal with alot. Remember we are criminals not meanies. The customer service will be way more helpful and smooth if you are just respectful, ive been thanked by customer service for being understanding and had a convo about how shit people can be to customer service.

•"confident" remember to always be confident in what you want and in your story. If they offer reshipment ask for a refund instead, if they offer store credit say "no thanks id rather not order from here again". Dont accept anything that isnt a refund. Still be kind but push for what you want.

•"emotional" remember you're acting like someone didnt receive a parcel they needed and were excited for. Dont get angry, just seem upset and disappointed.

♡ methods ♡

The only way to get a refund isnt DNA.

•"PEB" parcels are always weighed so this can be sticky but saying that one of your two items didnt arrive. Ive seen people for example order airpods and an ipad, say the airpods werent there and then have airpods reshipped. You can then if you want return both the reshipped airpods and the ipad and boom you got free airpods.

•"damaged" this can also be sticky, companies will usually ask for items to be returned so they can reship. Id personally only attempt this for aliexpress/wish or if you are buying something electronic you can say the battery leaked (you cant post things that have battery leakage due to toxicity.) Also you can say that you got blood on the item and you have HIV so it would be incredibly dangerous to return. If electronic make sure you say that it didnt cause any damage that there is just blood on the item.

•"unmatched" you can say the item isnt as the listing indicated, sent the completely wrong product, the wrong colour, wrong size ect ect. For example you can take a top you bought that youre trying to get a refund on and find an item of a different size and take picture of that size lable as proof.

•"EB" same idea as peb but you say there was absolutely nothing in the box/package. Good ass success rate.

Make sure you know what you want to say, i personally first go with DNA, and then if that doesnt work say that your package didnt have the item (empty box or partially empty box) and then damaged. With damage you have to get creative, in a bag ive cut a lil hole on the inside that is with the seem and then its easily sewed back up. I saw someone else say the same example and ive done it so many times but if you order a black shirt, grab an old piece of black fabric and cut a hole in it and take a photo of that implying that its the same item.

my preferred lülülemøn method!

sorry it took me so long to get back to you on this!! i hadn’t been on my account for a while due to mental health issues during quarantine.

anyways, i’ll explain the best method for lülülemon -

you will need:

- a hook

- a pocket knife or scissors

important: you will have to use the dressing rooms at lülü to lift because all items are tagged AND rfid’ed. the rfid is inside the cardboard tag. there is no method around these security measures that allows you to just conceal on the floor and leave.

to begin: some items come on a hanger, some do not. if you are trying to lift an item on a hanger, take around 5 items on hangers into the dressing room (this includes the item you want to lift), along with 2-3 items without hangers into the dressing room. if you are trying to lift an item that isn’t on a hanger, take 6ish hanger-less items into the dressing rooms (this includes the item you want to lift).

you will have to have them open the dressing room for you and say how many items you are holding. pretend to count, and count one less than you actually have. you will also have to give a name. give a fake name. once inside, take your clothes off. yes, even if you aren’t trying the items on and are solely there to detag and de-rfid, take them off. you need to sound like you are trying on clothes. the small gap under the door can be seen from the outside. they can see if you are trying on the leggings from your ankles. they can hear if you are trying on jackets. they can hear the hangers clanging. it has to sound legit! try on your decoy items and multitask. detag the item you want. this will require a hook. all lülülemons use hook tags.

once the tag is off, quickly try on another decoy item. don’t attatch the hook tag to anything just yet. next, you will need your pocket knife. you need to cut vertically through the cardboard tag of the item you want to lift. this will destroy the rfid signal. once cut, if any pieces of the cardboard tag are not attatched to the clothing item, conceal the pieces on your body. do not leave them, they are evidence of lifting. even if the tag is still in one piece after cutting, take it with you!! do not leave anything behind. good job, your item should be completely detagged now!!

next, use one of your decoys to re-attach the hook tag to. some lülüs accidentally miss tagging some of their items. try and find a decoy that is untagged when looking for items to take into the dressing room. if you’ve found one, great! reattach the tag to the untagged decoy. if all your decoy items are hook tagged, use an item that is flowy, has lots of pockets, or is from the sale rack. the sa’s will be less likely to find the re-attached hook tag quickly enough to discern who put it there if it’s on one of these options. re-attatch the hook tag to your flowy/pocketed/sale decoy item.

now you will want to conceal your lifted item. body concealing is highly preferred. best if you are wearing a jacket of some sort to smooth out any possible lumps showing through.

now that your item is concealed, and assuming this item was on a hanger, you will need to conceal the hanger. you can do this on your body or in a bag. body is preferred. you will need to be wearing a jacket for this. it’s difficult to conceal a hanger on a body, but it’s entirely possible. place one end in the waistband of your pants, and put the other end diagonally under shirt and into your bra. this will hold it flat against your body. if your lifted item is also body concealed, the hanger may just lay over the item you’ve already got on you. zip up your jacket and double check for any lumps or bumps. if you’re in the clear, get ready for your exit. if the body concealed hanger is causing issues, put it in your bag and make sure it is not visible. the cameras may pick it up if it is poking out. there are no tags/rfids on lülü’s hangers as far as i know. i have body concealed their hangers with no issues before. you should be good to go.

finally, form your exit plan. gather the items on hangers in your hand. sling the items without hangers over your arm. let the hanger-less items lay over the items with hangers in your hand. make it look natural. do not look like you’re trying to hide how many decoys you have left, even though that is exactly what you’re doing. if all of your decoys are hanger-less, just sling all of them over your arm. now, as you exit, an sa will ask how things went. tell them you’re still thinking about it and would like to look around some more. say you want to hold onto your items since you’re not sure yet. this prevents them from taking the decoys out of your hands, which would put you at risk for them noticing a missing item or noticing the double tagged item. you want to be able to put the items back yourself. that is the goal.

casually walk away from the dressing rooms and act as if you’re considering your options. look at a few more items on the floor and pretend to decide against them. slowly start to put your decoys back where they came from. be careful if you have a hanger concealed on you, it will be uncomfortable to bend over, so you will need to squat down if you’re reaching for a low shelf. continue putting your decoys back until you’ve made your way closer to the exit. now all you have to do is leave. pull out your phone, pretend to text someone. go on instagram and just scroll through your feed. do anything that looks casual. the worst thing you can do upon exiting is look nervous, overly cheerful, or angry. you just need to have a straight face, even a bored or “searching” look will do. pretend you’re trying to find another store on your way out.

i really hope this was helpful!! this is pretty much the entirely of my primary lülülemón method summed up. things may vary depending on size of item you want to lift, or number of items you want. i highly suggest no more than 2, even after becoming a seasoned lifter. stay safe and lucky lifting!! ❤️🍀❤️

-DNA: Did not arrive.

It’s really easy to DNA stuff online. Just email or live chat (i prefer livechat) the company and say that you never received the product, and that you were really excited to get it/disappointed it never came.

For Ämäzön, Wälmärt, Ültä, Tärgët, etc, it’s best to have an active account with actual purchases on there. Even after your scam, buy cheap things once in a while so you can scam again. I’ve done that with Tärgët & have scammed over $400 in items on the same account (with like 10 legitimate purchases).

Here’s a list of stores I’ve scammed and their protocol, & the amount I scammed:

-Ämäzön: reshipment or refund ($30) *Blocks your account after 3 consecutive DNAs

~Ä&F: reshipment or refund ($70)

-Ämërïcän Ëäglë: reshipment or refund ($74)

~Äërïë: reshipment or refund ($70)

~ÄlïËxprëss: refund ($50)

~Bärnës & Nöblë: reshipment or refund ($45)

-Bäth & Bödÿ Wörks: reshipment or refund ($70)

-Bëd Bäth & Bëÿönd: reshipment or refund ($25)

-Bëlk: reshipment or refund ($50)

-Bëstbüÿ: reshipment or refund ($60)

~Bödÿ Cändÿ: reshipment or refund ($35)

~Cänväs Dïscöünt: external investigation w/carrier ($12)

-Cär iD: external investigation w/carrier ($60)

-Chëwÿ: reships, you have to return the extra ($30)

~Cölöürpöp: no refund, no return. Only reship ($50)

~DHgätë: refund ($12)

~Dïckïës: reshipment or refund ($30)

-Ëbäy: reshipment or refund ($15)

~Ëssënce Makeup: reshipment or refund ($20)

~ËZLïp: store credit or reshipment ($25)

~FäshïönNövä: makes you file a claim w/carrier ($80)

-Föötlöcker: external investigation w/carrier ($110)

~FrëëPrïnts: reshipment or refund ($12)

~Fëntÿ x Sävägë: store credit only ($60)

~Gärägë: external investigation w/carrier ($40)

~Glössïër: reshipment or refund ($108)

-Güïtär Cëntër: external investigation w/carrier ($50)

-Höllïstër: reshipment or refund ($100)

-Höt Töpïc: external investigation w/carrier ($40)

~Hïbbëtt: file a claim w/ their website, get a refund to paypal OR store credit ($170)

~Hömë Dëpöt: reshipment or refund ($20)

~Husky (car mats): external investigation w/carrier ($115)

-Jöürnëÿs: external investigation w/carrier ($20)

-Köhls: external investigation w/carrier ($40)

-Lüsh: external investigation w/carrier ($40)

-Mäcÿ’s: reshipment or refund ($80) *Blacklists you after 5 consecutive DNAs

~Mïchäëls: reshipment or refund ($30)

-MK: reshipment or refund ($120)

-Näïl Süpplÿ Glämöür: reships, you have to return the extra ($30)

-Nögü: external investigation w/carrier ($50)

-NŸX: reshipment or refund ($25)

~Nïkë: reshipment or refund ($99)

-Öld Nävÿ: reshipment or refund ($70)

-Öttërböx: reships, you have to return the extra ($70)

~Pändörä: external investigation w/carrier ($50)

-Päcsün: reshipment or refund ($40)

-Pëtcö: reshipment or refund ($30)

-Pöpsöckëts: reshipment or refund ($18)

~Pürä Vïdä: reshipment or refund ($47)

-Römwë: reshipment or refund ($45)

-Sällÿs: reshipment or refund ($40)

-Stäcy Läsh Störë: reshipment or refund ($30)

~Sëphörä: reshipment or refund ($90)

~StëälthDäshCäm: external investigation w/carrier ($25) **has terrible customer service

-Snäpfïsh: reshipment or refund ($10)

~Spëncërs: reshipment or refund ($15)

~Shëïn: reshipment or refund ($154)

-Tärtë: reshipment or refund ($25)

-Tärgët: reshipment or refund ($200)

-Ültä: reshipment or refund ($175) *over $100 is an investigation

~Ügg: external investigation w/carrier ($170)

-Wälmärt: reshipment or refund ($30)

~Wïndsör: external investigation w/carrier ($40)

~Vïctörïäs Sëcrët/Pïnk: reshipment or refund ($202)

~Zümïëz: reshipment or refund ($50) *Blacklists you after 2 DNAs

As I always tell you guys, I’ll be updating this list as I scam more stores! If you know any feel free to lmk!

the only way things turn up in search/tags is if they’re tagged

here’s some stuff to actually protect yourself:

turn off your blog appearing in search engines like google

turn off likes/following

don’t tag things in your INITIAL posts if you’re the op. REBLOG your own post, THEN add the tags you want, then delete the original post

turn off location tracking on your phone and turn on airplane mode while you’re in stores

edit all of your pics to removed metadata before posting

if you’re on pc use a browser like tor and/or a proxy

if you’re on pc put a tracker in your theme to see where your traffic is coming from

use an original email for your lifting account under an alias

make an entirely separate account for lifting, don’t use a side blog

How to Remove a Gator Tag Video

Here I show you what the inside of a gator tag looks like and how to silently and easily remove them. I use nail clippers in the video, but I recommend using pliers when the plastic casing is still intact. 

* Alabama - $500 but if it exceeds $2500 it’s class C felony. Stay under $500.

* Alaska - $750 or more is a class C felony.

* Arizona - $1000 or more is a class 6 felony.

* Arkansas - $1000 or less is a class A misdemeanor.

* California - (This one is a doozie) When the crime involves property with a value up to $50, it is up to the prosecutor to charge it as an infraction or misdemeanor. The maximum fine for shoplifting up to $50 worth of property is $250. When the property value is worth more than $50, it is punishable by up to $1,000 in fines and six months in jail. No other way to sum it up lol.

* Colorado - Class 1 petty offense is $50 or less. Punishable up to 6 months in jail.

* Connecticut - First Degree Larceny is a Class B Felony with penalties ranging from 20 years in jail, probation, and a maximum $15,000 fine. Second Degree Larceny is a Class C Felony, and carries up to 10 years in prison, a maximum $10,000 fine, and probation. Basically don’t lift here lol.

* Delaware - Misdemeanor if $1500 or less.

* Florida - Property worth between $100 and $750 is petit theft and a first-degree misdemeanor, punishable by up to one year in jail and up to $1,000 in fines. All I’m gonna say so don’t lift here often lol.

* Georgia - $300 or less is a misdemeanor.

* Hawaii - $250 or less is a petty misdemeanor.

* Idaho - $1,000 or more is a felony. Stay under $500-$1000 to be safe.

* Illinois - $300 or more can lead up to 5 years in prison. Don’t fuck here basically.

* Indiana - $750 or more is a felony.

* Iowa - 5th degree theft is $200 or less. A simple misdemeanor.

* Kansas - $1000 is felony.

* Kentucky - $500 or less is a class A misdemeanor.

* Louisiana - less than $1000 is petty theft.

* Maine - $500 or less is considered class E crimes. Up to 6 months in jail.

* Maryland - $100 or less is a misdemeanor. $100-$1000 is still a misdemeanor but can face up to $500 in fines and 18 months in prison.

* Massachusetts - If you shoplift items less than $100, a fine of $250 for a first offense and $500 for a second may be levied. ... Shoplifting is its own crime in Massachusetts, but if the value of the stolen item is over $100, it can be charged as larceny instead.

* Michigan - $200 or less is a misdemeanor.

* Minnesota - $500 or less is a misdemeanor.

* Mississippi - $1000 or less is a misdemeanor.

* Missouri - $150 or less is a class D misdemeanor. Fine of $500, however no jail time.

* Montana - A person convicted of theft of property not exceeding $1,500 in value will be ordered to pay a fine of no more than $1,500, or be imprisoned in the county jail for a term of no more than six months, or both. ... This is the lowest level of theft under Montana law, sometimes referred to as petty theft.

* Nebraska - under $200 with no prior convictions is a class 2 (II) misdemeanor, up to 6 months in jail and/or up to $1000 fine.

* Nevada - $650 or more is a felony.

* New Hampshire - Shoplifting is usually charged as a misdemeanor criminal offense, which is punishable by up to one year of incarceration and $2,000 in fines. Such penalties can be best avoided using a New Hampshire shoplifter lawyer.

* New Jersey - $200 or less is a misdemeanor.

* New Mexico - $250 or less is a petty misdemeanor.

* New York - $1000 or less is a misdemeanor.

* North Carolina - A first offense for Concealment of Merchandise is a Class 3 Misdemeanor, which can involve up to 20 days in jail and 24 hours of community service. Penalties increase with repeat offenses. A Larceny of Goods charge is more complex.

* North Dakota - $500 or less is a misdemeanor.

* Ohio - under $1000 is a misdemeanor. Up to 180 days in jail and/or up to $10000 in fines.

* Oklahoma - If you shoplift an item worth less than $500, your first conviction carries up to 30 days in jail, a fine of $10 to $500, or both. The penalty is up to a year in jail.

* Oregon - $1000 or less is a misdemeanor.

* Pennsylvania - $150 or less is a misdemeanor. Up to 90 days in jail and/or fine up to $300.

* Rhode Island - A first offense for shoplifting is a misdemeanor and carries up to one year a prison, a fine ranging from $50 up to $500, or both.

* South Carolina - less than $2000 is a misdemeanor however up to $1000 in fines and up to 30 days in jail.

* South Dakota - The retail value of the merchandise, regardless of whether or not the merchandise has been recovered undamaged, and. a monetary penalty of four times the retail value of the merchandise, or $100, whichever is greater.

* Tennessee - $1000 or less is a misdemeanor.

* Texas - Class B misdemeanor: $2,000 fine and 180 days in jail. Class A misdemeanor: $4,000 fine and one year in jail. State jail felony: $10,000 fine and two years in jail. Third-degree felony: $10,000 fine and 2 to 10 years imprisonment.

* Utah - Utah classifies shoplifting and retail crime as a class A misdemeanor if the property was $500 or more but less than $1,500.

* Vermont - A person convicted of the offense of retail theft of merchandise having a retail value not in excess of $900.00 shall be punished by a fine of not more than $500.00 or imprisonment for not more than six months, or both.

* Virginia - $200 or more is felony theft.

* Washington - $750 or less is a misdemeanor.

* West Virginia - $500 or less is a misdemeanor.

* Wisconsin - If caught with merchandise valued between $100 and $2,500, you will be charged with a Class A misdemeanor. This is a serious misdemeanor charge, as it carries up to nine months in prison and a fine of up to $10,000.

* Wyoming - less than $1000 is a misdemeanor. The maximum penalty for misdemeanor theft is six months' imprisonment and a $750 fine.

Also as a side note:

Value exceeds $1000, it has a statute of 5 years. Anything less is 2 years(?).

Also this list took over an hour so appreciate it if you’re too lazy to Google shit like me lol.

Keep in mind we are committing crimes. Crimes! Trust your damn gut it’s always right. Better safe than sorry. Btw my blog isn’t searchable so no need to censor words.