just let me drink my broth in peace

they are a company who pays disabled people less then minimun wage so they don’t have to pay fucking taxes.there job training program, is training disable people to work at goodwill so they don’t have to fucking pay them. they suck balls, it’s good for the earth, and vintage is in.

things to know about taking shit from g00dwill

nothing is tagged

because everything is used and random, it’s basiclly impossible to tell if something is yours or not if you rip the sales tag off. use this to your advanage.

some stores have cameras, some don’t. make a blind spot by kneeling buy a clothing rack, going to a dressing room or bathroom, or leaning over something. cameras are never watched from what I’m aware of.

it’s not odd to take non-clothing items into bathrooms/dressing rooms. this is because if someone takes it there isn’t another one

walkouts are super easy because stores are understaffed and emplyeees don’t care. you can total wear stuff out of the store.

business owners call dnas "friendly fraud." if you google it you'll see how stores try to prevent dnas through softwares that crosscheck your name, billing/shipping address, age of email address, etc. check through reddit for ecommerce owners dealing with chargebacks.

here's a list of protective measures:

1. IDENTITY: use a burner phone number and a dedicated dna email for online shopping accounts. make sure your fake name lines up across these different pieces of "digital id".

2. ONLINE PROTECTION: always block cookies/trackers, i use ublock origin. always use a vpn and a proxy. riseup.net is a good free vpn, i like tor as my browser.

3. PAYMENTS: never use your personal payment method, over time it can get flagged. too many refunds will look sus on paypal, and it could plausibly damage your credit score. use a virtual credit card (ex. koho [canada], privacy [usa], revolut [uk]).

if you are someone that has done multiple dnas, it is VERY LIKELY that your email/ip is implicated in a fraud prevention software database. multiple companies use the same softwares, this is why your orders get cancelled sometimes. change your id often!

dnas may be easy but remember it is fraud which is a crime! act accordingly!

thank you so much to whoever took the time to share these amazing tips. if you have a liftblr, please message me privately so i can give you credit!

at h0me: (easy) literally laughably easy. hardly any cameras and it’s such a big store. so many places u can conceal.

barnês & n0ble: (easy) i have never found an item from this store that has been tagged. best place to conceal is kids/toys area.

báth & b0dy works: (easy) not sure about other stores, but the one near me has little to no cameras and most staff are in the front of the store or at the register.

cla1re’s: (easy) little to no cameras, there are mirrors around the store which can cause difficulty, but other than that it’s pretty easy.

cvś / wälgr33ns: (easy) workers almost always in the front by the registers. not many cameras.

crack3r barr3l shop: (easy) workers are usually older and not very attentive, almost always in the front by the registers. i’ve not noticed any cameras.

cr0cs: (easy) jibbitz are literally SO easy to get. i’ve never tried to take the actual shoes but i’m assuming it’s pretty easy due to lack of cameras.

d0llar g3neral: (easy) most workers are usually older and not paying attention. cameras are not actively monitored.

d0llar tr33: (easy) most cameras are fake, and workers never really care enough to stop lifters since their items are so cheap.

eärthb0und: (easy) no cameras. workers are usually at the registers or walking around. just be friendly and quick. nothing is tagged.

f1ve b3low: (easy) by far one of the easiest stores. not very attentive workers, little to no cameras, conceal in the back of the store.

f0rever 21: (easy) workers are almost always at the registers. easy to put merchandise in a bag and leave.

h0t t0pic: (medium) most of these stores often have low lighting which can be an advantage, although usually there’s about 4-5 workers walking around and about 2 at the cash register.

h0bby l0bby: (medium) never EVER go in the afternoon. this is when LP is EXTREMELY attentive and this will literally bite u in the ass. i recommend going in the morning if u don’t wanna get caught. “two codes that will be overhead paged are code 7 which is for a manager and code 10 which is possible shoplifting” therefore if u hear these, get out.

kr0ger: (easy) a pretty easy grocery store but supposedly they case build on known lifters.

lu$h: (medium) most of the time, workers are walking around talking with customers. very attentive. not sure about cameras though. best to go in when it’s busy so u won’t stand out.

m1cha3ls: (easy) one of the easiest craft stores. jewelry section has a big scary camera so obviously this isn’t a good area to conceal. basically anywhere else in the store is okay tho

0ld nâvy: (easy) they don’t check how many pieces of clothing you take into the dressing rooms, not many cameras.

pârty c1ty: (easy) literally no cameras. workers are almost always just standing in the front by the registers.

p1nk/vs: (medium) not many things are tagged. panties are rarely tagged, bras are usually tagged. haven’t noticed any cameras but i’m sure there’s some.

p3tsmârt: (easy) not a bunch of cameras and workers are normally by registers or doing haircuts for puppies.

r0ss & mar$halls: (easy) literally not much to explain about these but they’re extremely easy. not many cameras.

ruë 21: (easy) so so easy. cameras are very visible, take ur items to an area without cameras and conceal.

spëncêrs: (medium) workers are usually walking around the store which can make it difficult. best place to conceal is near the back. some shirts are tagged but if you look near the bottom of the shirt stack, the larger shirts will be untagged.

sp1rit hall0ween: (easy) since it’s like,,, a limited time store, they don’t necessarily need cameras because the store gets “taken down” after october. not many workers either.

t@rg3t: (hard) lots of big scary cameras. very attentive workers watching the cameras. they WILL catch u and they’ll wait until u have lifted a certain amount and they will prosecute.

ultâ: (medium) cameras EVERYWHERE. workers usually walking around. most workers stay near the perfume & more expensive makeup. best to drop items in a bag, then leave.

wâlmârt: (easy) since this is such a large store, it’s pretty easy lifting from here. obviously, conceal in areas without cameras.

all my DNA experiences with details

Høllíster $39- Super easy livechat, got refund within 3 days. Does not refund you for shipping.

Päcsün $36- Livechat, makes you wait an additional week past when it says “Delivered” to contact back and get refund. Doesn’t refund shipping.

Shêïn $85- So easy. Livechat tries to scare you by mentioning “police”, but nothing will actually happen. Refund takes awhile, though.

Mäcÿ’s $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 isn’t there. The next day you get your refund almost instantly, though.

nÿx $29- Easiest DNA I’ve ever done. Sent three messages in livechat and then immediately had my refund.

Nïkë $70- Great livechat, got refund within minutes. They say they’re going to do an investigation but just give you the refund, so I’m guessing they don’t really. Doesn’t refund for shipping.

Dr Märtëns $130- Don’t have a live chat and just never responded to my email? It’s been like three weeks and they still have not.

Zümïëz $50- Does not have a livechat (at least I couldn’t find one.) Email takes a few days but refund is easy to get.

Ämërïcän Ëägle $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 don’t even ask questions.

Ült@: takes a while even after live chat, but they eventually gave a direct refund. Maybe $50?

$éphóra: I actually said the package arrived with a couple of spoiled products instead of dña-ing. The first livechat person I got was being difficult, but the second helped immediately. About $70.

Hoobie Loobie: piece of cake over email. for about $60

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