ThePrincessOfScam
1st April 2007, 09:34 AM
This is a basic introduction to my way of theivery. I wll be putting up a lot of my ideas and escapades over the next few months.
BEFORE I 'go shoppin':
I do a lot of inside research all the time, on how the stores catch for lil theives such as moi. What they most commonly look for and what triggers their security calling.
HUGE NO NOS include -
Baggy clothes: NEVER. I would never wear baggy clothes, it is like... the second thing they are looking for, especially on a young teenager wandering through their store... The first no no would have to be:
Large bags: I have a few large bags, but I only use them for when I am going to get food. Most of the time I just keep a small purse on me. Always having money in it, just to make sure they are not up in my ass.
Unkept peoples: I know it is a major discrimination, but they will undoubtingly be looking at the vagabond rather then the dresser. It is just how it works because they think vagabong = no money to buy anything = will steal. I always try and look good, just to show that I do indeed have money and I am kept fine.
Leaving the store w/o buying anything: At places like Wal*Mart and larger chains like that, there is always a door checker/greeter. The door checker/greeter will always be looking at you leaving and be there when you come in aswell, having nothing bought will undoubtingly make them want to stop you and check you out. So I always buy something worth about 10 bucks at a short minimum. And be friendly and polite to the greeting sunovabitch.
No nos are not limited to these things, but this is most common with me.....
For this first guide I am going to talk about shoes... Because we all need em.
SHOES:
I think we can all agree it is harder to shoplift shoes then, lets say, clothes, books, wallets or jewlery.
Just because of their akward shape and larger size, they cant be conceiled or easilly stashed away. Just because the things you would need in order to get them would raise suspicion to any store security or manager (see, large bags and baggy clothes in Huge no nos).
What I find is that if you a stealing from Thrift Stores, you can easilly steal some, less selection and a lesser quality but it varies from place to place, I know that we have a giant Value Village here in Vic.
But anyway, rumage through your home and find 2 empty Shoe Boxes. Grab a bag from Wal*Mart or Zellers and place those shoe boxes in the bag, maybe putting a rock in there or something to make it look heavy. Maybe for added effect you can throw a bill in there, any kind of bill from any place, just for effect.
Head over the thrift store of choice and look around, they wont ask to have that shopping bag because it is just a semi-clear shopping bag with purchased items in it :D (not, but soon it wil have something in it indeed).
Go to the shoes... Pick out the shoes you like and head into the changing rooms, you should bring some clothes too, just to make it look like u are trying on an outfit.
Once you are in there, open up your boxes and put the shoes inside, once you are done, leave the changing rooms, and say to a nearby employee "where do you hang these if you dont want them". Then finish up, and leave. You just got some shoes.
OF COURSE!
If you are stealing from a big time center, I would recommend wearing some shoes you absolutly hate, and are not afraid to toss. Head into the shoe department, find your shoes, use your sicssors (JUST A NOTE: You should always carry a pair of small sewing sicssors, they are very tiny, compact and work like a charm to snip off tags and wires) and cut off the tag and the string coneccting the two shoes. Put them on, and wear em out the store.
This is best done when the store is busy as hell.
SO! There you go, a little guide to shoes, I am going to write some more on clothing, staitonary, food and whatnot over the next little while. But right now I am tired.
G'night
PS:: just a quick thing about clothes. I never steal the ones with those ink clasps or anything but when I am getting clothes. I know lots of clothes at WalMart dont have them. SO here is how I roll:
Take a pair of clothes you like, put another pair ontop of it, making it look like one, then grab some other clothes and u can either do the same thing or have them for show.
I know for a fact at Wal Mart there are people standing out front the fitting rooms to count items. They wont notice the shit hidden, you are able to wear the clothes out or wrap them closely to the inside of your clothes and make up some excuse like they wont fit or didnt look good on you. That way, the count is acounted for and you get your clothes, this is another place where those tiny sicssors come in handy for the tags.
I will go more indepth later on.
BEFORE I 'go shoppin':
I do a lot of inside research all the time, on how the stores catch for lil theives such as moi. What they most commonly look for and what triggers their security calling.
HUGE NO NOS include -
Baggy clothes: NEVER. I would never wear baggy clothes, it is like... the second thing they are looking for, especially on a young teenager wandering through their store... The first no no would have to be:
Large bags: I have a few large bags, but I only use them for when I am going to get food. Most of the time I just keep a small purse on me. Always having money in it, just to make sure they are not up in my ass.
Unkept peoples: I know it is a major discrimination, but they will undoubtingly be looking at the vagabond rather then the dresser. It is just how it works because they think vagabong = no money to buy anything = will steal. I always try and look good, just to show that I do indeed have money and I am kept fine.
Leaving the store w/o buying anything: At places like Wal*Mart and larger chains like that, there is always a door checker/greeter. The door checker/greeter will always be looking at you leaving and be there when you come in aswell, having nothing bought will undoubtingly make them want to stop you and check you out. So I always buy something worth about 10 bucks at a short minimum. And be friendly and polite to the greeting sunovabitch.
No nos are not limited to these things, but this is most common with me.....
For this first guide I am going to talk about shoes... Because we all need em.
SHOES:
I think we can all agree it is harder to shoplift shoes then, lets say, clothes, books, wallets or jewlery.
Just because of their akward shape and larger size, they cant be conceiled or easilly stashed away. Just because the things you would need in order to get them would raise suspicion to any store security or manager (see, large bags and baggy clothes in Huge no nos).
What I find is that if you a stealing from Thrift Stores, you can easilly steal some, less selection and a lesser quality but it varies from place to place, I know that we have a giant Value Village here in Vic.
But anyway, rumage through your home and find 2 empty Shoe Boxes. Grab a bag from Wal*Mart or Zellers and place those shoe boxes in the bag, maybe putting a rock in there or something to make it look heavy. Maybe for added effect you can throw a bill in there, any kind of bill from any place, just for effect.
Head over the thrift store of choice and look around, they wont ask to have that shopping bag because it is just a semi-clear shopping bag with purchased items in it :D (not, but soon it wil have something in it indeed).
Go to the shoes... Pick out the shoes you like and head into the changing rooms, you should bring some clothes too, just to make it look like u are trying on an outfit.
Once you are in there, open up your boxes and put the shoes inside, once you are done, leave the changing rooms, and say to a nearby employee "where do you hang these if you dont want them". Then finish up, and leave. You just got some shoes.
OF COURSE!
If you are stealing from a big time center, I would recommend wearing some shoes you absolutly hate, and are not afraid to toss. Head into the shoe department, find your shoes, use your sicssors (JUST A NOTE: You should always carry a pair of small sewing sicssors, they are very tiny, compact and work like a charm to snip off tags and wires) and cut off the tag and the string coneccting the two shoes. Put them on, and wear em out the store.
This is best done when the store is busy as hell.
SO! There you go, a little guide to shoes, I am going to write some more on clothing, staitonary, food and whatnot over the next little while. But right now I am tired.
G'night
PS:: just a quick thing about clothes. I never steal the ones with those ink clasps or anything but when I am getting clothes. I know lots of clothes at WalMart dont have them. SO here is how I roll:
Take a pair of clothes you like, put another pair ontop of it, making it look like one, then grab some other clothes and u can either do the same thing or have them for show.
I know for a fact at Wal Mart there are people standing out front the fitting rooms to count items. They wont notice the shit hidden, you are able to wear the clothes out or wrap them closely to the inside of your clothes and make up some excuse like they wont fit or didnt look good on you. That way, the count is acounted for and you get your clothes, this is another place where those tiny sicssors come in handy for the tags.
I will go more indepth later on.