Is this not an active forum anymore lol

Not order, buy from Walmart in person or something

Because there aren't any more forums like r/shoplifting so this is where a lot of people migrated.

what are "signs of abuse" that they look for

Yeah it's becoming more noticeable to wear a mask now. I hate it lol

Won't they fuck your credit score if you don't pay?

CVS is more of a free for all than Walgreens, at least in the Midwest. More blind spots, less employees.

Do not do this.

Let us know if they come knocking on your door lol

By being ballsy, confident and remembering that high risk = high reward.

CVS has shit security/LP but this is still risky and routinely lifting at the same place over and over is setting yourself up for failure.

I don't think this will work, bud

Not sure, but I know for Poshmark after they refund one claim they tell you to contact the shipping service and file a claim, and they won't offer any credit or refund.

I mean I used to lift Fossil bags every time I entered a Macys, concealing them in a large purse and ditching the tags like 3 or 4 at a time. They were prob building a case but I never got caught lol

Just look at the subreddit. Tons of info there. I don't browse for tactics, because I don't think it works like that lol, but it is really interesting to see how the "other side" of this game operates.

WS doesn't have towers?

Other questions:

Are you parking far away? I would imagine that for big lifts, they are printing out your picture all over the place. Do you arrive at the mall (assuming these outlets are in malls where you are) and only enter WS?

Doesn't it depend on the store/LP/dollar amount/how you're presenting when you get caught? The only time I got nabbed was at Target, for stupid stuff. That day it was for like $55 worth of stuff. They just trespassed me. I was polite to them, and despite having lifted....at least thousands from other locations (in a different, nearby metropolis lol) they didn't even threaten to call the cops.

Someone on another local forum got caught at Target at another location in my current city, and reported that they called the cops over $75 worth of goods, so I think it just depends?

There's Tumblr blogs I think, but these are geared towards teenage girls bragging about their makeup hauls.

Don't be a dick.

I feel like this only really works for groceries.

Do they put them back on the shelf? This could be dangerous to whoever purchases these next.