nice work!! if you need pdfs of textbooks btw, libgen has a bunch that you can download (http://gen.lib.rus.ec/). good luck for school :)

wishing you luck on your headphone adventures!

a $200 pair of pants! in retrospect, the quality is pretty shitty when compared to the price tag. thank god i didnt pay :3!!

the müj1 i visit is pretty big, and relatively easy. granted i mostly take stationery and the occasional cosmetic item, none of which have packaging or are tagged, though i know the homewares and higher price items have some sort of rfid. SA's tend to keep to themselves unless aproached, though they sometimes approach you to ask if you need help. cant comment on camera setup bc i havent been in a while and cant remember, but the store setup seems quite meticulous so you may have to create your own blindspots! oh and the towers at the entrance are unmanned. good luck!

i'd recommend starting out small. electronics is high shrink and LP will generally watch that area like a hawk. also if items are spider tagged then u need special equipment to get those off :o

sounds ok in theory, but if LP catch on I reckon they'd either leave the staged item (i.e microwave box w electronics) as a trap, or get staff to put the shit back. consider that your accomplice could get in trouble bc they didnt pay for the stuff inside the box? also how would you keep the existing appliance inside the box while also getting other stuff in - seems feasible with a microwave door but youd have to go thru all the steps of taking it out & putting everything else in.

You could try this method: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IHGHH194GU

I've tested it on a white sensormatic tag and it didnt work unfortunately :( The only way I managed to remove the tag was by burning it, which took a while and was pretty gross (not 2 mention risky!!). Also had to twist the fabric away from the tag to prevent it from burning, which pulled the fibres a bit. No holes, but I wouldn't do it in future

I don't think you'd need to swap out your own item - it's unnecessary and may arouse suspicion. But if you have to then make sure the shirt you're leaving similar enough to the swapped item, and tell the attendant you'll be holding onto it/buying it so they don't have time to check.

Recommend doing Asbeshy's method, or tuck a small garment (usually shirt, tank, or bra) under your armpit which you can swap with one of the items on a hanger.

Damn, this is a lazy haul? Good shit op!

Might try lifting clothes once I scope out some specific stores :) thanks for the advice!!

Took a small amount of cosmetics from Meyr once, but looked an SA in the eye just as I finished concealing, which was super nervewracking! D: Got out fine, but the sheer amount of SA's and small displays made it vv hard to hide the goods. Prolly won't be back anytime soon, but @Asbeshy, if you don't mind me asking, what do you usually take from My3ers/DJ's? Any preferred method?

Thanks for the reply! I've done JB once, but it was close to closing and the guard was out so was pretty easy. Good to kno the EB tip..... I've been eyeing some of their overpriced merch ;)

Thanks! Good advice :)