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Legions of Lucifer ('l<>jen ov l<>cif<69>r) n. 1. Any multitude of followers
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of the chief evil spirit, Satan. 2. A group of Telecommunications and
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Computer Experts that work together as one to cause havok in the
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anarchy bound society of this nation.
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PHUCK : Phone Hackers United Crash Kill
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Legions of Lucifer merged with PHUCK, INC on January 15, 1991 at 11:41pm PST!
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We are now: L.o.L-PHUCK
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The Radio Shack ICST Scam
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Editor's Note: This file, like others from the L.o.L-PHUCK Tfiles
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Group is intended for INFORMATIONAL USE ONLY. The information
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contained herein is for your reading pleasure only. The author
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and the Legions of Lucifer Tfiles group do **NOT** assume
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responsibility for possible legal harrassment endured due to
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applying this information. This file serves just merely as
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interesting reading material and is not intended to be used. Persons
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with criminal mentality and con artists should stop reading at this
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point.
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What is ICST?
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ICST stands for Intra-Company Stock Transfer. This is the method of
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merchandise delivery between different stores in the chain. An example
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of how this works is suppose you go to store A wanting to buy a VGM-300
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VGA Monitor and it is not in stock. They will then try to call local
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stores to locate your merchandise, which can be anything from a capacitor
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all the way to a stereo system or a Tandy 5000 Personal Computer. So you
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can see the potential here, eh kiddies :)! Upon calling, the employee
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at store A discovers that store B does have the merchandise and will
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be able to pick it up for sale to the customer.
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Preliminary work.
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In order to make things happen, you will need to obtain the store's
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confidential phone directory listing. The most efficient way is to make
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friends with a dishonest and disgruntled Radio Shack employee and get him
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free 'gifts' in exchange for the information. Another method is to have
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an extra friend go in the store and have a couple guys keep the employees
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busy, then have one guy lift the phone directory, which will be in the
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form of a computer printout on either the counter next to the cash
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register, or near the store FAX machine.
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You will know you have struck paydirt when you retrieve a document
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barring resemblance to the following:
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<20> Store Number <20> Phone Number <20> Location <20> Manager <20>
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<20> 01-XXXX <20> 555-1212 <20> 17 Nowhere St. <20> Tom Bullshit <20>
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<20> 01Z-XXXX <20> 555-1213 <20> 37000 Fake Ave. <20> Ima Loser <20>
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<20> 11-XXXX <20> 555-3452 <20> 666 Ficticious Blvd<76> John Doe <20>
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<20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>
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Here is a breakdown of the store codes as it pertains to the
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company:
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01 stores: The 'normal' run of the mill Radio Shacks. They are
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allowed to sell stereo, tv, vcr, electronics, etc. They also
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do carry the low end computer models. The 01's CAN'T sell **ANY**
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386 based models, i.e. 4000 and 5000 families, VGA monitors,
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FAX machines, laser printers, etc.
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01Z stores: Basically they are a support store out in the middle
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of BFE [that is Butt Fucking Egypt, for those of you unfamiliar with
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the term], these "special" stores are allowed to carry the same
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merchandise as the 11 stores, but in far less volume. They are
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good to use as destinations when scamming.
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11 stores: This is the good 'ol Radio Shack Computer Center. These
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stores are allowed to sell ALL Radio Shack computer lines from
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1000-5000, FAX machines, printers in 9,24 pin, color, laser, laptops,
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and all monitors from mono-VGA.
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This information is VERY crucial to making the sting work, because
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this could lead to obvious fuckups and a demise of your civilian life if
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you did something VERY lame, such as say that you are coming from an 01
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store and need a Tandy 4025. This would sound VERY bad because you are
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selling merchandise you are NOT allowed to stock!
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Setting up the sting.
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The initial planning stages are important. In these stages, you will
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merely pick up your Radio Shack catalogue and select your merchandise.
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It is also useful to save the flyers in the Sunday sections of major
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city newspapers as when merchandise is on a big sale, it is easier to
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obtain and they will think a lot less than if it was at full market price.
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Also, make up a fake alias. The White Pages provide a good source for
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real sounding names. You may also wish to consult popular writers, such
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as Piers Anthony and steal a character name [we once used Randy Flagg].
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However we used a 'calling card' always. We always used names like Robert
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Smith, Roger Schwartz, Randy Switzer, etc. Get it? They ALL have the
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initial R.S = Radio Shack. Cute, eh?
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Making the Telephone Call.
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Ok, so now you have the necessary information in names, numbers, and
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parts. It is ALL social engineering from this point out. If you are
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young, do NOT attempt this, because I have NEVER seen a Rad Shacker
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younger than 16 in a store, and NEVER younger than 18 in a Computer
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Center. This portion of the scam is what I call the 'make it or break
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it' section. Here are a few details to keep in your mind:
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+ Respect the man/woman on the telephone. Remember: The
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person IS a coworker!
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+ The customer is ANXIOUS and has CASH!
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+ You have just started working about 2 weeks ago for the company,
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and this is your first major chance at a GOOD commision.
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+ The customer will KILL if he doesn't have this item TODAY!
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+ [if the chips get down] This is a REPEAT customer!
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Here is a sample dialogue for the telephone call:
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RS: "Good morning. Radio Shack. Dave speaking."
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YOU: "Hello Dave, this is <Fake first name> from the store at
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<location>. How are you doing?" [Note: ALWAYS greet warmly!
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then stab 'em in the back in a minute!]
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RS: "Pretty well, <Fake first name>, can I help you with something?
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YOU: "Yes, I have a repeat customer here who is interested in
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purchasing the <product>, but we are out of stock currently, and
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I have been calling all over the district this morning trying to
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hunt this down. Do you have any in stock?"
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RS: "Hold on, let me check"
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3 minutes and 2 cups of coffee later...
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RS: "Hello <Fake first name>?"
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YOU: "Yes."
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RS: "No. All we have is a floor demo in stock."
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YOU: "But I have a REPEAT customer who has cash and needs the item
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today. I have called the Computer Center at Noweheresville
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and Fake City and they are out of stock. Is there any way
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you could let your floor demo go?"
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RS: "Well, ok, in that case I can make you a deal. About what time
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can I expect you in?"
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YOU: "In about 45 minutes-1 hour from now. I am expecting a client in
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a few, so I am going to stay around here for a little bit."
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RS: "Ok, see you when you get here, <Fake first name>, bye."
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YOU: "Bye." <Hang>
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Notes: NEVER take stores TOO close together. These guys DO get around.
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If you take a store 2 miles down the road, they are like sisters and will
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KNOW if a new employee just started etc. The best way is to take a store
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about 10-15 miles away, but still within the locale.
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Also, there ARE district managers and runners. Be alert for these types.
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Here, the DM is a woman, usually males, however, they are the supervisors
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for the whole area, and if you come waltzing in and they happen to be
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around for some bullshit and see you, and don't know you [they KNOW and
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MEET all hirees!], the shit may hit the fan quickly.
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Keep your eyes peeled for all workers in the store, and make mental notes
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when they are on the phone, etc. Always make sure you are in control
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of the situation and pay attention to phone conversations. Also, walk
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around like it is HOME. Don't be lame and be getting hard off of some
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demo program etc, because after all, the SAME damn demo is running back
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on the 4015 at your store.
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Also, another thing to note is that you should choose malls if possible
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because if something goes wrong it is a LOT easier to get lost amongst
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the people, go in other stores, hide, and get to a getaway car.
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Appearance.
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As with any corporation, Tandy Corp, expects their employees to groom
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themselves in a similar and presentable manner. Here is what they like
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and dislike:
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They are not crazy about facial hair. If men have neatly kept mustaches,
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it is ok. ABSOLUTELY no beards, goatees etc.
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Hair must be nicely trimmed, clean looking, no long hair.
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No loud colors. The method of dress is standardized. What they like to
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see are white shirts with long sleeves [no sleeve rolling, even in the
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summer, remember you are going from an air conditioned store in an air
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conditioned car to another air conditioned store...]. Nice stylish
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conservative ties, especially solids. Dark trousers, especially black
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or navy blue. Dark socks, black, brown, dark blue. And dark dress shoes,
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neatly polished. Light grey shoes are acceptable too, NO loafer or
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docksiders though.
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Making the visit.
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Ok, now you drive to the location where the sting is about to take place.
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I best advise having 1-2 other team members along for backup purposes.
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A standard method we used was to have one member go in as a 'customer'
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and keep em busy by asking serious questions about high ticket items.]
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Plus the other person can act as your 'security guard', watching for
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trouble. It is a good idea for the other man to be wearing something
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that can be altered unnoticingly to signal you that something is going
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wrong and to GET THE HELL OUT. A good idea is a ballcap, which can be
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taken off as the distress signal, put on backwards like a catcher, etc.
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Another good idea is one of the waist pouches many people carry. Front
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side, everything is ok, shifted to the back, they are wise, drop the
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mission.
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Once in the store, act calmly, warmly introduce yourself, and stand around
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Strange things do happen, like once a woman came into the store I was at
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and I had to help her with an item real fast, so I mean it is wise to
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have good social engineering skills and basically, be a good bullshitter,
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and if this happens, just say you work at another store, however Joe would
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be pleased to help you. This saves your ass, plus puts more pressure on
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him and he will want to get you out of there faster.
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The next thing I used to do was start talking typical employee crap.
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E.g. How long have you worked for the company?, Busy day? etc.
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Plan A - Getting the goods.
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Assuming all goes well, the guy will do one of three things. If you
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catch him alone and the store is busy, with customers and your plants,
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he will probably just say that he will take care of the paperwork later
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and say your goodbyes.
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The second option which is usual circumstances, is he will take you
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in the back room, call up the ICST through the intra-store network,
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and record the transaction electronically, then he will write out an ICST
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form [paper] and give you one copy. It has been a while, but I believe
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it is about 4-5 forms: sending store, receiving store, district manager,
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and company. Then he will write all the pertinent information [product
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name, stock number etc] and then you sign at the X at the bottom of the
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form, pick up the merchandise and away you go, off in the sunset...
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The third option is the dreaded verification. If you think he is acting
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'smart' and may want to know more about you, ask to use the phone because
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something about the product doesn't look right and you want to consult
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your manager. In reality, call your friend sitting at the payphone and
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then he is on, and say to the feeb at the store, "Yeah, Mr. Smith wants
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to talk to you for a minute.", and it will clear up the bullshit.
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Plan B - Escape.
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At times things go wrong. Remember : It is NOT a crime unless you leave
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the store with merchandise, therefore bail out if you have to. Once I was
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in a predicament where he was about to call my manager to verify me. I
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reacted brilliantly by standing around a minute while he was ringing up
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an order, and saying to call my manager, and that I am just going to pull
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my car up to the door. In reality, I scurried to my friend's car, laid
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down, and he got the fuck out of there.
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Another incidence is if you don't know stuff you should. The older
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employees [even 50 miles away as we found out!] are friends and know
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what manager is where and all the company gossip. A friend of mine was
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in dressed bad [stripped shirt, wrong shoes..] and they were onto him
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from the word 'go'. The guy started interrogating him about the manager
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whom as we later learned, had transferred to a store 3 weeks before!
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So, saying that he just talked to him, when he had been at a new
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store for 3 weeks looked VERY bad. He said it was a long trip [60
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miles approx...] and he was going next door to the restaurant for a
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quick bite to eat. He got out and a guy tailed him out of the store.
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He had to run across a major street, run down the block, jump over a
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9 foot high concrete wall [in dress clothes mind you!], try haggling with
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two black construction workers to sell him a pair of overalls, then run
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behind the next strip mall. Meanwhile, my accomplice and I faked a
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phone call, and we went behind the mall and split up. I went and gave
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the in store man my jacket to conceal him and we went into a waterbed
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store, meanwhile other friend sneaked around the parking lot and
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retrieved my buddy's truck and got to the waterbed factory, and we got
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the hell out.. And if that wasn't bad enough, a biker cop drove up to
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the store while my friend was retrieving the vehicle. Wonder why? Hah!
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Also, always have some fast cash handy, because you never know if you
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may need to hail down a taxi etc real fast to throw them off the track.
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Aftermath.
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My suggestions are to pull about 2-3 good jobs in one day, then lay
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low for at least 3 months. Word will not usually get around about the
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scam until the ICST processing is done about a month later. However,
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if you botched it, looked bad, had a close call - you can BET next
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time those two stores do business, they will say what a klutz that
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Bob Smith is. Then the manager from store A will say "Who the hell
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is Bob Smith?". Then the jig is up, and the scam is out in the air and
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they will want you.
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Also, don't plan on hitting any stores where you may have to do
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legitimate purchases within the next 6 months, because they WILL
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remember you and some shit will hit the fan mighty fast.
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Another good idea is to BURN all the boxes and paper work, plus remove
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serial numbers from the merchandise just in case you might ever get
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interrogated for something else, they don't have another charge
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against you.
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After all is said and done, put on your sysop shades, light up a
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cigarette, kick up the radio and have fun with your new equipment...
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H.M.S. Queen Mary's Revenge 213/274+1333 <20>.<2E>.<2E>-PHUCK World HQ/1
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The Magical Mystery Board 203/393+1529 <20>.<2E>.<2E>-PHUCK World HQ/2 THG Site
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Electric Eye ][ / Elite 313/776+8928 <20>.<2E>.<2E>-PHUCK Dist Site TRAD HQ
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Inphiniti's Edge BBS 216/662+5115 <20>.<2E>.<2E>-PHUCK Dist Site Chaos Chrn.
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Maze Enterprises Ltd. 916/444+9812 <20>.<2E>.<2E>-PHUCK Dist Site INC & TPS
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Astral Plane 305/935+3976 <20>.<2E>.<2E>-PHUCK Dist Site iPX HQ/NASTY
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The Morgue +61-7-353-3388 <20>.<2E>.<2E>-PHUCK Australia EMC Site
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Interpol II +46-8-29-6716 <20>.<2E>.<2E>-PHUCK Sweden SHA HeadQ.
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Prezident of [<5B>.<2E>.<2E>] : Captain Swashbuckler
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Prezident of [PHUCK] : Tripin Face
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Out of US Representatives : The Undertaker -=- Australia
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Mr Big -=- Sweden
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This text file is (C)Copyright 1990,91 <20>.<2E>.<2E>-PHUCK, Inc.
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H.M.S. Queen Mary's Revenge 213/274+1333
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The Magical Mystery Board 203/393+1529
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