boykisserlifts00
boykisserlifts00 OP wrote (edited )
Reply to comment by !deleted16682 in Robbing my way through professional art by boykisserlifts00
Paints. The tags used for them are normally just stickers so they can be easily removed. In my experience tubes of watercolour and gouache are very easy lifts, and also polymer clays such as Sculpey and FIMO. They can be expensive too.
Just peel the tags, conceal and resell online.
boykisserlifts00 OP wrote
Reply to comment by JesusNachosForever in Info-dumping a few little lifting tips. by boykisserlifts00
Seconded. If someone is looking at me too much I'm immediately wary. Normally I will look back at them and smile or something to make sure they weren't just spacing out.
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Reply to comment by sneakypaws in Robbing my way through professional art by boykisserlifts00
Absolutely. I'm less scared to use up my ink if I didn't even pay for it.
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Reply to comment by 473372 in Robbing my way through professional art by boykisserlifts00
That sucks...
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Reply to comment by LawsPrevention in Platos closet by richofflifts
because sometimes you find something steezy in a store with less security - thrift = less risk :)
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Reply to Even the cops are lifting now. by 6c_6f_76_65
And yet this cop probably wouldn't hesitate to manhandle / tase a lifter.
Submitted by boykisserlifts00 in Illegalism
boykisserlifts00 wrote
Reply to comment by !deleted19806 in by !deleted19806
I don't really like to sell either... I only take things I really want to have for myself most of the time. I can have all the nice-smelling self care stuff I want now!
Although I do like to pinch art supplies and use them to make pieces that I often sell :^U if that counts.
boykisserlifts00 OP wrote
Reply to comment by LawsPrevention in personal big ticket items? by boykisserlifts00
Oh of course not. I walk into stores with structured bag and a big coat on and pay for absolutely everything ;^)
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Reply to comment by Sh0plyft3r in Found a damaged keycard and it's got me thinking... by scotch_amnesia
That's pretty smart! How did I not think of that? Those breakfast buffets have a lot of good snack foods... I wonder if it's just as easy in every country, because I've got one in my town and I'd like to get my hands on some tasty things.
boykisserlifts00 OP wrote
Reply to comment by !deleted16564 in Info-dumping a few little lifting tips. by boykisserlifts00
Why search for a blind spot when there are only very few of them and u can easily just turn ur back to the camera with a thick coat on? Going to blind spots is a noticeable pattern, too. Staff know what their blind spots are and sometimes they watch them quite closely. The less predictable you are, the better!
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Reply to by !deleted19806
I love finding nice items with no tags!!! If they forget to tag it, they're asking for me to get grabby lol. One of my local high street stores is always messing up... I've gotten myself some really high-quality and comfortable winter clothes and accessories thanks to their poor tagging skills!
Showing off the nice things you got yourself is the best feeling. I love wearing a really nice outfit that's mostly lifted LMAO.
Submitted by boykisserlifts00 in Illegalism
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Reply to by !deleted19806
I haven't lifted from one of these places in a long while... Might be hitting some places up soon though, since I have beef with some particularly shady charities and they have chains in my city :U
boykisserlifts00 wrote (edited )
Reply to comment by lautreamont in Fencing advice by uhidkwhattomakemyname
Regardless of your opinion, moralising is not polite and not typically appreciated.
OP isn't talking about screwing over the working class or lifting thrift, so it's not really necessary here. You're just pointlessly moralising.
boykisserlifts00 OP wrote
Reply to comment by luxuriesonly in personal big ticket items? by boykisserlifts00
A agree with that attitude - whenever I manage to lift something that's particularly nice or hard for me to afford, it's so much more worth it.
boykisserlifts00 OP wrote
Reply to comment by winona4ever in personal big ticket items? by boykisserlifts00
Fancy!
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Reply to comment by 473372 in Tags alarming upon removal by Peachthrow
Normally they are either a boxy-looking tag attached with a thick cord, or sometimes they're similar to golf tags but they have some kind of marking on them to indicate that they're screamers.
These will go off as soon as they pass through the gates and won't stop going off until they are deactivated or run out of power.
boykisserlifts00 wrote
Reply to Tags alarming upon removal by Peachthrow
Screamer tags don't alarm unless you force them - if you use a magnet they'll likely be fine. To be safe, just don't remove tags with too much force. Use magnets or a hook and be patient.
It's better to be careful and make it out with less, than to be reckless and not make it out.
boykisserlifts00 OP wrote
Reply to comment by hungryaf in by boykisserlifts00
I was only really asking because I've never done one before and wasn't sure, but if it's not so viable anymore I will just not bother with it.
boykisserlifts00 OP wrote (edited )
Reply to comment by Almonds in personal big ticket items? by boykisserlifts00
Damn... It was a nice idea but I'll have to drop it for now - I was looking to pull some DNAs from the site so that's a shame.
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Reply to comment by commiecummies in B@rn3s & N0b13 by commiecummies
Don't worry about it to be honest. If an employee approaches you about anything like that just feign ignorance. The best thing about this method is, if you bring books you already own with you and incorporate them into the conceal, it's easy to play off as an accident.
It's one of the easiest and safest methods of getting books.
boykisserlifts00 OP wrote
Reply to comment by !deleted21471 in Info-dumping a few little lifting tips. by boykisserlifts00
Yeah. It's good to conceal based on feel + practiced motions. Where you're looking is one of the first types of body language that LP will be looking for.