Thief using homemade barcode ring to scam Walmart self-checkout busted after trying to ring up $300 grill for price of tomato soup

[Meowth tote da Uzi]

All I know is the Walmart by me got a new loss prevention team and this white boy that be walking around in plan clothes be doing Curry numbers on his shift. Every time I go there and he's working somebody is getting locked the fukk up. That shyt be so funny. I be like yall don't see this cac stalking yall on a flip phone ?? Like dude be so obvious but I guess when ppl stealing they be so caught up they don't ever see him coming.

 

[The Jewnited States]

All I know is the Walmart by me got a new loss prevention team and this white boy that be walking around in plan clothes be doing Curry numbers on his shift. Every time I go there and he's working somebody is getting locked the fukk up. That shyt be so funny. I be like yall don't see this cac stalking yall on a flip phone ?? Like dude be so obvious but I guess when ppl stealing they be so caught up they don't ever see him coming.

The Walmart in town here is loaded with boosters and drug addicts and because of that they got a seal team 6 loss prevention team walking around with earpieces and setting up perimeters and stalking their suspects like they doing some real shyt



They be catching people daily though

 

[Zero]

Amateur shyt

I used to use a UPC barcode generator on my phone to print barcodes with a Bluetooth portable printer. Prints on sticky paper. Go into the store and find the item you want (used to do it on high end TVs and Bluetooth speakers and what not at Costco/target/Walmart etc)

Put cheap barcode on box after acting like you inspecting it. Leave store. Come back and buy the item at the regular checkout. The cashier don't know the difference between the 65" Samsung TV worth 2000 and the one that's worth 500. Even if they catch on, they the one ringing it up. Get a good TV for cheap

Or do the reverse, buy the expensive item, and steal the cheap one. Put expensive barcode on cheap item. Return cheap item that has expensive barcode. Get all your money back and keep the expensive one

 

[The Jewnited States]

That was my old life


Statute of limitations is up

 

[cyndaquil]

Amateur shyt

I used to use a UPC barcode generator on my phone to print barcodes with a Bluetooth portable printer. Prints on sticky paper. Go into the store and find the item you want (used to do it on high end TVs and Bluetooth speakers and what not at Costco/target/Walmart etc)

Put cheap barcode on box after acting like you inspecting it. Leave store. Come back and buy the item at the regular checkout. The cashier don't know the difference between the 65" Samsung TV worth 2000 and the one that's worth 500. Even if they catch on, they the one ringing it up. Get a good TV for cheap

Or do the reverse, buy the expensive item, and steal the cheap one. Put expensive barcode on cheap item. Return cheap item that has expensive barcode. Get all your money back and keep the expensive one

Ok now go head and edit this

 

[Meowth tote da Uzi]

The Walmart in town here is loaded with boosters and drug addicts and because of that they got a seal team 6 loss prevention team walking around with earpieces and setting up perimeters and stalking their suspects like they doing some real shyt



They be catching people daily though

That shyt is wild. I'm like okay yall got 5 employees standing around watching self checkout.....OPEN SOME FUKING LINES

 

[CopiousX]

The Walmart in town here is loaded with boosters and drug addicts and because of that they got a seal team 6 loss prevention team walking around with earpieces and setting up perimeters and stalking their suspects like they doing some real shyt



They be catching people daily though

This is why I hate going into the Walmarts in the city center and the closest suburbs. The nearest ones to downtown have the loss prevention people and an army of self checkout attendants.


It's demoralizing to have to call for help just to get toothpaste or deodorant or fabric softener behind a locked shelf. And i know it takes forever to get help because they got 6 people standing around at self checkout.




Id rather drive 20 minutes outside my way to the outer suburbs to get a normal shopping experience.

 

[bnew]

It's not even ingenious. What do you do when they ask for a receipt at the door and you have one for tomato soup. Ingenious would be somehow swapping the barcode off the cheapest grill.

he's white and was able to leave the store multiple times.

 

[3rdWorld]

Removing and replacing bar codes is as old as the day they were first introduced..just dont be a dumb greedy pig with it.