Sounds great.Maybe get one for a pair of gap jeans, then you could keep going in and making them think you were shoplifting,
but they'd never be able to find any goods on you. That would be awesome.
(but they'd never be able to find any goods on you. That would be awesome.
4Q just lurking,
Sun 18 Apr 2010, 2:21,
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years ago...I took a anti-theft patch off a CD and stuck in a small pocket in my leather jacket. Every shop I went in or out that had sensors would get alerted.
I did it Christmas shopping season. Most were too busy to care, some would check while looked indignant and told them they needed to fix their machines. Of course, they'd check my jacket and find nothing.
(I did it Christmas shopping season. Most were too busy to care, some would check while looked indignant and told them they needed to fix their machines. Of course, they'd check my jacket and find nothing.
Art101 You all have an unhealthy and morbid fascination,
Sun 18 Apr 2010, 2:42,
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Haha, nice.I wonder if you could keep going to the same shop and setting off their alarms.
Eventually, they'd get so bored of checking you that you could start some serious shoplifting*
*obviously, this would be wrong, and I'd never do it.
(Eventually, they'd get so bored of checking you that you could start some serious shoplifting*
*obviously, this would be wrong, and I'd never do it.
4Q just lurking,
Sun 18 Apr 2010, 2:47,
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HAHAwhen i worked in woolies, we took the cd security tags and put them on the floor facing upwards so if someone stepped on it, it was stuck on the bottom of their shoe, none of the wiser until they left work or left after buying something ,
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FIEND,
Sun 18 Apr 2010, 2:49,
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