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if anyone can find out the paper, or the method that he's talking about... i would love you forever ]]> Art of Stealing ilovetorobpeople http://www.anarchistcookbook.com/showthread.php?t=32641 http://www.anarchistcookbook.com/showthread.php?t=32628&goto=newpost Thu, 12 Nov 2009 22:02:55 GMT does anyone know how to make a thermal lance, portability is not an issue, and please include where to buy materials if possible does anyone know how to make a thermal lance, portability is not an issue, and please include where to buy materials if possible ]]> Art of Stealing ilovetorobpeople http://www.anarchistcookbook.com/showthread.php?t=32628 http://www.anarchistcookbook.com/showthread.php?t=32563&goto=newpost Fri, 06 Nov 2009 16:41:03 GMT Any cons out there that have any good scams i might not know about? To get the thread started here is an example called 'The struggling musician'

This is a two person scam with a variable payout that can go up to 5,000 dollars if played well. One person will play the role of 'Struggling Musician' and the other person will play the role of 'Eccentric Collector'.
The struggling musician walks into a restaurant (preferable somewhere with young, yuppy college kids as they are easier to fool) and finds after his meal that he cannot pay the bill. As collateral, he offers up his instrument (violins and flutes work best, do not try this with guitars or bass') while he goes to fetch his wallet. A few minutes after he leaves the eccentric collector walks in, and notices with some excitement the instrument. He asks to see the instrument, clearly impressed with either its brand and muttering about 'such good condition' or something of the like. After a few minutes of examination he approaches the restaurant worker holding the instrument, offering to pay them an exorbitant amount of money (think tens of thousands of dollars) for said instrument.
When he discovers it cannot be sold he leaves his card with a fake phone number or the number of a prepaid cellphone on the counter, asking to be called when the instrument is available or the instrument's owner shows up.
A few minutes again after he has left the struggling musician is back with about half the necessary money for the meal, apologizing profusely. He then offers to sell the instrument (aim for 1/10th the price of what eccentric collector offers and go no lower than 1/20th) to the worker of the restaurant.
The mark will buy thinking that he has just scored a deal, when really all he has bought is a really crappy flute/violin and now the cons are a couple hundred to a thousand dollars richer.




What could go wrong: If the mark actually offers to sell the instrument to the eccentric collector immediately, then cue the entrance of the struggling musician. The three of them find themselves in a bind, which is when the struggling musician offers to sell the instrument to the restaurant worker who can in turn sell it to the eccentric collector. Once the restaurant worker has bought the instrument, the eccentric collector then goes to get his money, never coming back. ]]> Art of Stealing ilovetorobpeople http://www.anarchistcookbook.com/showthread.php?t=32563 http://www.anarchistcookbook.com/showthread.php?t=32536&goto=newpost Tue, 03 Nov 2009 17:24:40 GMT Ultra-Ink Tags, and clothing stores. These little bastards are annoying as shit. For most of the time, the disinterested salesperson forgets to... Ultra-Ink Tags, and clothing stores.

These little bastards are annoying as shit. For most of the time, the disinterested salesperson forgets to take one off, and, 3 hours later, when you're 60 miles away from the mall and home, you find it:



Shit, you think. now I have to go allll the way back, take my receipt which i threw out on the way to the car, and argue with the dumbass. This was my case yesterday morning. But, since i repair iPods and small objects in my spare time, i thought...

Not so fast.

These tags, far from being invincible, are quite easy to remove if you have a steady hand, some patience, and a few tools. Now, of *course*, i used this on stuff I had already bought.... but... this just might cause some local stores to see profit dips. ;)

TOOLS:
*Hacksaw or small hobby saw (smaller the easier)
*X-acto Knife
*Torch, stove, some way to heat the X-acto blade to red-hot
*Needlenose Pliers (Pad the jaws with some felt or something.
*Steady hand
*Wire Cutters

Alright. So. Here's the deal. On the top of the tag, it says, Tampering May Cause Injury and Release Ink, or something similar. sortof like No User Servicable Parts Inside -- it invites me to open it up. How do we do this though? after three tags, i've perfected the process as follows:

1) Using a hacksaw, cut out a rectangle on the top of the main part -- pretty much the words. DON'T CUT TOO DEEP! you'll shatter the two ink vials inside.

2) Use the needlenose pliers to CAREFULLY remove the rectangle you cut out, and then proceed to demolish the rest of the top bubble on the top part. eventually, you should have it completely off, and all that will be left is a flattish part with two vials of ink, blue and yellow, under a plastic tab.

3) Heat up that X-acto Knife and use it to cut the clear plastic tabby holding the ink vials in place. Make two cuts, one on either side of the center pin.

4) Use your X-acto knife to CAREFULLY pry out the two pieces of the tab, being sure to lever against plastic, and not the vials.

5) Then, use your Xacto knife and some wadded tape if need be to get the vials out. Or, just turn it upside-down and whack. the vials will probably break, but it won't go on the shirt at least.

6) Then get the wire cutters, and cut the now exposed peg (it used to be going through that clear plastic thing you cut up)

7) take off the shirt, you're done!

IF YOU BREAK THE VIALS!

turn it over immediatly so the ink falls *away* from the shirt (Turn the writing part so its facing the ground)

If you get ink on the thing, use mineral spirits and water immediatly, and most of it will come out.

Questions? Suggestions? ]]> Art of Stealing sylvanarchy http://www.anarchistcookbook.com/showthread.php?t=32536 http://www.anarchistcookbook.com/showthread.php?t=32468&goto=newpost Wed, 28 Oct 2009 23:16:49 GMT I know that a lot of people have different methods of getting what they want from stores. so i'm asking what your method is! ]]> Art of Stealing HypeOne http://www.anarchistcookbook.com/showthread.php?t=32468 http://www.anarchistcookbook.com/showthread.php?t=32466&goto=newpost Wed, 28 Oct 2009 17:44:56 GMT Whats the biggest thing you guys have stolen? Don't make some shit up to top the last person, It doesn't matter if the biggest thing you've stolen was a pack of skittles.

( I mean Big as in size :) )

I suppose the biggest thing i've stolen would be a really baggy and heavy pair of jeans which practically filled my bag XD

Peace out,
Jay ]]> Art of Stealing iJay http://www.anarchistcookbook.com/showthread.php?t=32466