How Stolen Goods End Up On Amazon, eBay And Facebook Marketplace

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Coordinated robberies have hit dozens of U.S. stores in recent months and lawmakers are warning it’s a rising trend of organized retail crime. While punishments for shoplifters are hotly debated, there’s growing consensus around a solution that holds an entirely different group accountable: the online sites where the stolen goods are sold. Here’s what Amazon, eBay and Meta’s Facebook Marketplace say they’re already doing to stop the sale of stolen products on their platforms, and why major retailers like Home Depot are asking congress to crack down on them by requiring stricter verification of sellers.
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00:00 -- Intro
01:55 -- Prevention and tracking
06:02 -- How stolen goods end up online
10:19 -- What eBay, Amazon and Meta do now
15:45 -- Legislation as a last resort
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How Stolen Goods End Up On Amazon, eBay And Facebook Marketplace

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@THELOF1
@THELOF1 Рік тому
The problem is that the punishment for theft, even when it involves organized crime, is so minor that the risk/reward is worth it to those who have nothing to lose.
@redwolfexr
@redwolfexr Рік тому
If you have nothing to lose then no punishment is going to stop it. Even when they hung bandits, there were always new ones coming along.
@ecocodex4431
@ecocodex4431 Рік тому
The problem is that people are so poor and the rich are so rich that organized shoplifting rings are seen as a viable option for many. The problem is that Capitalism incentivizes this behavior. The punishment for theft is the US varies on how much is stolen, but stealing from these high-end stores would be classed as Grand Larceny, and has up to 6 years of prison time and up to 10,000 in fines. This is far higher than most sentences in places throughout Europe, such as Sweden, Norway, Spain, and France, but the theft rates in these countries are far lower. Why? Because these other countries have social safety nets that make theivery not as tempting an option for so many. People aren't as likely to join gangs or theivery rings if their basic needs are taken care of. If your taxpayer dollars went towards the needs of the people instead of for stipends to corperations, then people are less likely to feel entitled to luxury bags ad clothes that are already extremely overpriced and made by the labor of exploited people, often children. So the issue isn't that the crime penalty is not harsh enough, the issue is poverty, Capitalism, and lack of benefits.
@_KARMA_78
@_KARMA_78 Рік тому
Another thought, so then things like from all these loses, we all pay for those price hikes. In some cases they call it inflation. How about we boycott online marketplaces. Period.
@aesyamazeli8804
@aesyamazeli8804 Рік тому
This is true. In my country robbers will be beaten near death if caught by the public and the police will just watch. No one will care and no lawyer will try to sue for the beatings.
@koilamaoh4238
@koilamaoh4238 Рік тому
Need to bring back to the bible days, chop off their hands, no more stealing.. so easy , solved.. lets go hands.
@BluJns
@BluJns Рік тому
The guy who says retailers blow it out of proportion is nuts. Because of ppl like him, feeling sorry for thieves, it will only get worse.
@jmlw84
@jmlw84 Рік тому
Now my local grocery store has shampoo, deodorant, toothpaste, and laundry detergent locked up behind plexiglass. As time goes on, they lock up more and more items in the store. Pretty soon we'll need a grocery store employee to follow us when we're shopping to unlock the cases one by one as we select items to buy.
@DarknessReprieved
@DarknessReprieved Рік тому
That or we would need a scanable membership to the store to unlock cages or plexiglass.
@jmlw84
@jmlw84 Рік тому
@@DarknessReprieved that's a great idea!
@mikess96
@mikess96 Рік тому
Facts 💯 💯
@larrysmith2655
@larrysmith2655 Рік тому
I'd leave..
@Raiya_ru17
@Raiya_ru17 Рік тому
We don’t have that rampant looting here but that was like a normal thing ever since in our city. They hide those expensive items behind locked plexiglass like moisturizers, perfumes etc. Our stores here mostly have private security service at the entrance and with that scanner that will buzz if someone brings an unscanned item outside. Weird tho that US has that crazy thing in there for years and they are not like Japan lol, so why not tighten thé security. Those cctv will not do anything honestly.
@bobl6440
@bobl6440 Рік тому
One problem with the program to require sellers to provide proof of identity and bank account, is that eBay (the people who had 14 million account details sold online after a hack last year) then holds a copy of your driver license or passport and your bank account details which they make no guarantees to secure. If Congress wants me to trust online sellers and provide them that kind of information, legislate that the platform MUST provide a bond against their being hacked and losing my information into the wild for resale.
@lalexander1144
@lalexander1144 Рік тому
Yes, but they can use third-party solutions as well. So they wouldn't collect it at their end.
@rachithrr
@rachithrr Рік тому
Instead of trying to stop the resale, wouldn't it make more sense to stop the theft in the first place? With strict laws and more punishment?
@Handlebrake2
@Handlebrake2 Рік тому
You'd be called a racist.
@asrarahmedfarooqui5563
@asrarahmedfarooqui5563 Рік тому
@@Handlebrake2 first thought which came to my mind also.
@RolandoP
@RolandoP Рік тому
@@Handlebrake2 0:31 they seem pretty white to me.
@CarlosLopez-en6dp
@CarlosLopez-en6dp Рік тому
We live in a world where common sense and logic are not something people want to do
@nickns732
@nickns732 Рік тому
Stop the resale and you take away the incentive for the bulk of this theft. Sure you will still have people stealing stuff for their own personal use, but tackling the reseller issue will make the biggest impact to the bottom line.
@albear972
@albear972 Рік тому
The Home Depot security cameras that tell you to enjoy your shopping experience remind me of Idiocracy, "Welcome to Costco, I love you".
@davidmartin6004
@davidmartin6004 Рік тому
love that film
@roboticzamat
@roboticzamat Рік тому
wait, wtf, seriously?!
@tanjoy0205
@tanjoy0205 Рік тому
Home Depot police would be a interesting show series .
@einfachnurleo7099
@einfachnurleo7099 Рік тому
Big brother is watching
@LynxStarAuto
@LynxStarAuto Рік тому
That movie has becoming alarmingly accurate. I saw it again recently, and I didn't find it funny, as much as I did terrifying.
@37000jane
@37000jane Рік тому
I worked 15 years at Home Depot. The amount of empty packages we found daily is unreal. But because the losses come off the employee profit share program head office doesn't have to worry about it unless the amount gets higher then that. It should come out of upper managements bonuses to get them to take it seriously. You can say the floor associates need to watch their isles better but that is not possible when they cut hours to help boost managements bonuses.
@alexc4159
@alexc4159 Рік тому
Give every home depot employee more hours a tazer, a shotgun with rubber bullets and a company bonus for every incapacitated shoplifter on their tally at the end of the financial year.
@ralph1881
@ralph1881 Рік тому
Sounds like you need to invent your own 5 finger bonus... maybe you just give info and look the other way..? Take a cut.
@manp1039
@manp1039 Рік тому
@@ralph1881 that is not the answer.
@ralph1881
@ralph1881 Рік тому
@@manp1039 it's a step in the right direction.... management all the way to the top WILL NOT HELP, will not stop accepting ridiculous bonuses- while commoners struggle. MILLIONS!!! IT IS MORE RIGHT THAN BEING A LEMMING!! This is assertive action!
@manp1039
@manp1039 Рік тому
@@ralph1881 its immoral. and there are better ways to handle that situation
@Dansk55
@Dansk55 Рік тому
I was at a Harbor Freight store and while checking out, I heard a commotion and doors opening fast. Turns out an old guy had walked out with a bunch of power tools and the cashier lady informed me it happens quite regularly. There needs to be harsher punishments when the risk/reward is worth it as someone else said. It shouldn't be that way
@tashalynn29
@tashalynn29 Рік тому
In some countries, they cut the thieves hands off
@etownzu
@etownzu Рік тому
@@tashalynn29 and theft still happens. It's almost as if no deterrent will stop theft 🤔.
@TheFrenchPug
@TheFrenchPug Рік тому
He was HOME FREE!!!
@joshmarksberry8131
@joshmarksberry8131 Рік тому
So are you saying that say someone stills a snack cake from Walmart .should get the same type of time as someone who say stills a whole shopping cart full of snack cakes?
@titaniumgreen5367
@titaniumgreen5367 Рік тому
Lead in the @ss should be legal irregardless if its a snack cake or power tool
@mayito9100
@mayito9100 Рік тому
Years of living a dangerous life has taught me that a tough man knows when and how to get out of a situation, but a smart man never gets himself into one.
@hopehouston5732
@hopehouston5732 Рік тому
Big facts
@calvincandie5344
@calvincandie5344 Рік тому
Man who stand on toilet.....high on pot....
@pulse3732
@pulse3732 Рік тому
@@calvincandie5344 excuse me?
@dabbinghitlersmemes1762
@dabbinghitlersmemes1762 Рік тому
@@calvincandie5344 Man who drink brake fluid, can stop whenever he want.
@rastanot
@rastanot Рік тому
Pooping is a 'Situation', Confucius. Checkmate-deezutz
@nancycowell-miller4321
@nancycowell-miller4321 Рік тому
The Home Depot fire was just around the corner from us - a police helicopter told us to "be prepared to move!" while my husband was up on the roof with the hose (and still-burning embers the size of dinner plates were raining down in our backyard). No exaggeration. Utterly ridiculous and obscene to think about the potential loss of life and homes, and pets (there was a Doggie Daycare next door that had to be evacuated) - all for a few thousand dollars worth of tools. Despicable. I am glad to see that the online marketplace is being more closely scrutinized.
@timsteinkamp2245
@timsteinkamp2245 Рік тому
So sorry but I don't get it. Wasn't the building with sprinklers? It didn't look like it in the video. A thief burnt down the building as a distraction ploy?
@nancycowell-miller4321
@nancycowell-miller4321 Рік тому
@@timsteinkamp2245 Yes. A thief started a fire back in the lumber section so he could steal a bunch of powertools (pretty sure they arrested him - he was part of a ring of smash-n-grabbers etc working all over the bay area). Yes, the store had sprinklers which may have malfunctioned(?) (I am very curious abt that btw). An employee attempted to fight the lumber fire with an extinguisher but the conflagration grew too fast. The sprinklers did appear to come on - just too little/too late. It was a scary-fast fire.
@Elhastezy888
@Elhastezy888 Рік тому
DAMN!!! 😳 that is horrific!! Always get more info & better news from the folks in the comments than the stinkin video I swear. Thank you for sharing 🙏🏻 thank goodness your home & the doggies next door didn't get hurt further 💔 thank God. Hope youb& your family are doing OK, the stress prob made ya sick for days😔 Many many blessings dear
@kfstreich4787
@kfstreich4787 Рік тому
You lost me at dinner plates
@Mysucculentchinesemeal
@Mysucculentchinesemeal Рік тому
This is old school. Kids did this when I was young. A whole neighborhood would get together and hit the mall. A mall closed down because of all the theft that was happening.
@ARTURO-EP
@ARTURO-EP Рік тому
And you are proud of your neighbors? No wonder retailers don’t want to set up in certain areas. Malls are shutting done.
@LynxStarAuto
@LynxStarAuto Рік тому
Ah you must be from the hood 🥴
@LynxStarAuto
@LynxStarAuto Рік тому
@Anthony Mercado You're a Bori (ask me how I know), Connecticut got some of the filthiest hoods around. Just as bad as some of those states you mentioned. Also, the prescription drug abuse is unreal. Especially in the "well to do areas." Most of them soccer moms shuffling around like zombies from all the pills they are on.
@manp1039
@manp1039 Рік тому
Sadly, it is things like that that destroy communities. and create poverty in communities
@giovannidibravato5576
@giovannidibravato5576 Рік тому
the tribe of Wakanda is doing the stealing and not the NEO-NAZIS
@alexanderwst81
@alexanderwst81 Рік тому
Theft should be prosecuted, no matter the amount, small items is how they start, it escalates to bigger crimes.
@stevenmintz1
@stevenmintz1 Рік тому
Start with politicians and there insider trading.
@BreyonnaMorgan18
@BreyonnaMorgan18 Рік тому
So should murder, but we don’t have that yet.
@neverhomepnw
@neverhomepnw Рік тому
vote red
@kimberlykv4313
@kimberlykv4313 Рік тому
@@neverhomepnw really? Vote for the biggest thieves of all? You didn't think that one through.
@rainforestsanctuary-sounds6489
@rainforestsanctuary-sounds6489 Рік тому
Retail stores should just pull out of these criminal enabled areas. They are let back into the streets and continue this delinquent cycle. Blue states are going to lose a lot of retail stores because of this
@retrogotti1422
@retrogotti1422 Рік тому
I use to work for a company that was hired by retailers to try and best their system in any way possible. It was crazy how fast new and improved boosting methods came along before we would publicly acknowledge that we knew their current means. If I could steal 20K of product in a mock run, they would find a way to take 30K next time, in plain sight.
@timsteinkamp2245
@timsteinkamp2245 Рік тому
Bingo, we have to get to a place of respect. The world does not provide security. Whether it is savings in your account or buried in the ground or in a store by armed men.
@manp1039
@manp1039 Рік тому
would that be called physical penetration testing of a sort?
@QueenetBowie
@QueenetBowie Рік тому
I like how this very quickly shifts the focus from the thieves to the people websites they use to sell their stolen items. Maybe let’s focus on stopping the theft in the first place?
@awarren06
@awarren06 Рік тому
Exactly!! I don’t get it! what is going on…? How is it at every turn people are being let off the hook for the crimes they commit, it’s a growing trend that’s going to lead to big issue.
@mikeries8549
@mikeries8549 Рік тому
Research what the word "enable" means.
@parabolicpanorama
@parabolicpanorama 11 місяців тому
​@mikeries8549 we should start cracking down on purchase of knives since knifes enable people to hurt other people. We should also start regulating what people can watch since youtube can enable people to have different views.
@SammyDaBiz
@SammyDaBiz Рік тому
I love how the words “while punishment for shoplifters is hotly debated” was shoved in there very quickly and bypassed in seconds lol 🙄
@lavalampluva55401
@lavalampluva55401 11 місяців тому
Criminals are arrested and released before the ink dries on the arrest paperwork.
@baine3388
@baine3388 Рік тому
Simple shoplifting by people in need is very rare. The vast majority of the time the people shoplifting are not doing it just because they're in need. It's because they want something and are unwilling to pay the sacrifice to get that thing.
@makeawishkid8039
@makeawishkid8039 Рік тому
They’re making it seem like cracking down on shoplifting will only harm the single mother stealing bread, milk, and eggs from Walmart while the criminals hitting Neiman Marcus and Saks 5th Ave will go unpunished.
@papaasante4994
@papaasante4994 Рік тому
Who would have thought ebay is doing more to combat theft than Amazon and Facebook.
@valjean2036
@valjean2036 Рік тому
I would ebay is great always has been better then amazon...
@fark69
@fark69 Рік тому
eBay actually hand verifies luxury items on their site. So when you buy a Rolex it's authenticated
@Theoryofcatsndogs
@Theoryofcatsndogs Рік тому
The business modle of eBay makes it pay a lot more attention to stolen goods. Also, I don't think eBay is ever the evil one compared to amazon and FB.
@q-chan4764
@q-chan4764 Рік тому
Right! I used to think that EBay had all the sketchy items. Amazon is getting that way. eBay’s seems to have more protections for the buyer and will allow you to post a complaint about the seller and the product. I had a complaint about getting a fake item on Amazon and they said I couldn’t complain about the seller only the product. What?
@Theoryofcatsndogs
@Theoryofcatsndogs Рік тому
@@q-chan4764 Just return it. I contact Amazon customer service a few time, they are very helpful compare to some internet companies.
@lorax4732
@lorax4732 Рік тому
Instead of blaming Amazon for wrongdoing what about blaming the thief? It feels like Amazon is everyone’s scapegoat - just because they’ve become successful.
@AskMiko
@AskMiko Рік тому
Scapegoat
@milantarika7219
@milantarika7219 Рік тому
Because its harder to reprimand the thief I think, I mean everybody know it's not Facebook/Amazon's fault but they are the one who hold the power here
@herbivorouscyborg2398
@herbivorouscyborg2398 Рік тому
They sell counterfeit items on Amazon, too. Even "Amazon LLC" as a seller stocks and sells counterfeit items. I paid $170 to Amazon LLC for a Corsair gaming keyboard and received a counterfeit. The counterfeit keyboard had a defect and Corsair refused to fix the keyboard when they discovered this. Amazon refused to do anything about it when I notified their customer support.
@kimberlindy
@kimberlindy Рік тому
I saw in another youtube video, might have been a CNBC one as well, it's because Amazon puts all the stock together, as in the Amazon LLC stock with the third party stock. So when they went to ship the one you bought, it was one of the the third party stock. They don't care to keep them seperate. Since learning that and getting two items in the past year I bought new that were used, I now I pay more to buy from anyone other than Amazon or the from the manufacturer directly.
@Crakmonkey691
@Crakmonkey691 Рік тому
Whether you steal $5 dallors or $5k dallors, stealing is stealing and I have no sympathy for thieves. They should be all punished.
@rodjerdankist1125
@rodjerdankist1125 Рік тому
What about stealing food to feed the homeless? Stealing from the rich and giving to the poor?
@christopherbonanno1120
@christopherbonanno1120 Рік тому
Unless it’s food to eat
@ArtificialDNA
@ArtificialDNA Рік тому
@@christopherbonanno1120 there food bank , and a lot organization that provide free food .. !!! not mention aid from government .. unless u miss use those service ..
@ArtificialDNA
@ArtificialDNA Рік тому
agree with those so call thieves supporter that make them so bold to do what they did until one of those or their families become victims ( i never wish any of this unfortunate happen to anyone ) they will never wake up.
@marilynmonheaux6356
@marilynmonheaux6356 Рік тому
Corporations steal, pollute developing nations, and steal from employees. They aren’t innocent either. A lot of the same factories make both the knockoffs and brand names.
@Billyboy4209
@Billyboy4209 Рік тому
With the way inflation is there’s gonna be more and more people looking for hot deals
@effortlesslye1921
@effortlesslye1921 Рік тому
Right. They spend millions to combat and potentially lose billions in items instead of keeping items at a price ppl can afford
@gmv0553
@gmv0553 Рік тому
Greed happens whether there is inflation or not!
@lefthanded5473
@lefthanded5473 Рік тому
You would think inflation would get people to stop buying crap they don’t need but
@Billyboy4209
@Billyboy4209 Рік тому
@@lefthanded5473 lol this is America
@addanametocontinue
@addanametocontinue Рік тому
I know a lot of poor people who don't shoplift, though. Most shoplifters aren't out there stealing bread and milk, my dude.
@richardprice5978
@richardprice5978 Рік тому
it does happen i had a coworker ( born in the usa 🇺🇸 aka 100% usa passport holder ) before i knew them they did it and the food banks/charities wouldn't help same with the 🇺🇸 governments so starve or steal lunch/jail time. i can't condone there behaviour but i understand there will to steal cheap food to live like a smaller loaf 🍞 i these cases removing poverty removes crime now mobsters are a different problem of crime
@whatever5922
@whatever5922 Рік тому
@@richardprice5978 what does their passport have to do with anything
@richardprice5978
@richardprice5978 Рік тому
@@whatever5922 shows there a usa 🇺🇸 citizen and not a foreign national looking for handouts for the next 50 years as you generally need to have a green card/work visas or 🇺🇸-passport to work in the usa 🇺🇸 that or brake the law's and hope you and those how adided and embedded don't get caught by the fed's 😉 a fast way of jail time and or deportation
@Eben18
@Eben18 Рік тому
I worked at DD's Discount, Walmart, Nordstrom and Home Depot as Asset Protection and Loss prevention and I was more worried about the police hurting me when I was trying to stop a shoplifter. I was beaten up at Home Depot by the Odessa Police Department. Home Depot did nothing for me.
@soulfulkat
@soulfulkat Рік тому
Police only protect capital
@Dumpus7
@Dumpus7 Рік тому
Say what?
@Dumpus7
@Dumpus7 Рік тому
Care to elaborate? Because most of the time the police don't get there until the thieves are gone (and you guys file charges using video), or if you manage to make the stop and wait on them to get there (which means you had a booster who actually stopped without resistance- and I don't mean physical, I mean none at all since you guys are hands off- and then also peacefully waited for the police to arrive). I don't know the details of your situation- as you didn't give them- but it sounds to me as if you likely broke your companies policy. Still not sure how you ended up getting "beat up by the police" though...
@Eben18
@Eben18 Рік тому
@@Dumpus7 I was out of work for more than 6 months
@Eben18
@Eben18 Рік тому
@@Dumpus7 criminal told the police I was assaulting his girl and the police believed them. I'm assuming the figured out I was the bad guy. It's hard to go against the police. I tried and I failed saved all the files and I will reveal them in 20 years.
@RKLS90
@RKLS90 Рік тому
A few years ago I used to be wrapped up in the booster side of this. Even myself having been around it for years it would still amaze me how much would get brought to the fence guys every single day. 2 places that used to handle the most boosters could EASILY fill a Mercedes Sprinter van floor to ceiling with OTC medication everyday. On a daily basis the retail cost of the stuff they took in would be in the hundreds of thousands
@marilynmonheaux6356
@marilynmonheaux6356 Рік тому
I never boosted but I used to do return fraud and sell counterfeit. I did it during college then I stopped. I was never nervous, back then nobody knew the difference. I’m glad those days are behind me.
@Toast0808
@Toast0808 4 місяці тому
You both should have gone to jail.
@fornello123
@fornello123 Рік тому
I hope the retailers come up with their own solutions like individual serial numbers on products and busting the boost groups, because i want to be able to sell unneeded stuff from my house without giving up my id and financial info to the tech companies.
@yukiosakura4969
@yukiosakura4969 Рік тому
How about having an armed security with an m1?
@Pernection
@Pernection Рік тому
@@yukiosakura4969 a stick should be sufficient
@erikk77
@erikk77 Рік тому
I gave up on selling or giving away my deceased parent's stuff for fear of people knowing where I live. I just take that stuff to a charity like Goodwill.
@richardsabinii6309
@richardsabinii6309 Рік тому
I HEAR THAT!!!!
@JamesP29
@JamesP29 Рік тому
Or stop voting democrat...
@lbw9830
@lbw9830 Рік тому
These are the same companies who have politicians in their pockets, the same companies that are publicly traded on Wall Street with CEO’s making millions, and the same companies whose employees claim they treat them like a number and don’t care about anything but money. I’m sure they will find ways to continue to stay rich and powerful.
@Supraking12
@Supraking12 Рік тому
That’s the goal of a corporation, to make profit.
@TheSuperi9
@TheSuperi9 Рік тому
thats why i steal from them
@richardprice5978
@richardprice5978 Рік тому
@@TheSuperi9 and what about poverty people down the road? as so crime rings like targeting them and or making there life harder like stealing all of there tool's ( because paying the dealership's or anyone else is out of the question as there poor and barely can afford parts or rent/food/utility's ect ) to work on the family car and or jacking the family car so its harder to get to work on Monday morning?
@sueathomas69
@sueathomas69 Рік тому
I was at Walmart last week and a woman and a man walked just ahead of me and the electronic alarm 🚨 went off! The woman said "Was that me?" and walked her basket back......but the man didn't. This made me think that she was the camouflage while he was the culprit!💔🚨😔 This kind of thief only raises prices for the consumers! They didn't have a door person present or greeter! So sad! I could have said something but by then he would have been at his or their car and ditched the item!💔😔
@l3rlc
@l3rlc Рік тому
Good on you for not being a snitch Sue. You do know what happens to snitches right?
@trix9803
@trix9803 Рік тому
Don’t narc on somebody for shoplifting they could need it for food or other reasons that are a necessity Also someone could beat you up stab you or shoot you for being a narc
@byloyuripka9624
@byloyuripka9624 Рік тому
@@l3rlc for snitching the rule to commoner you need to get taken care of
@manp1039
@manp1039 Рік тому
it is possible they were in cahoots.. but it is also possible that person was making it appear like he was with her and just continued walking to not bring any attention to him while she did stop.. I saw a video of 2 people walking into a walmart.. and they were trying to use a fake receipt or had a history of trying to use fake receipts.. turns out the police were called.. and the guy had warrants for his arrest he had a concealed knife and a concealed gun. the woman with him escaped. he is now dead. What happened is, once the police said they don't want you to leave the store and not come back.. but we will take care of doing a "trespass" on you.. but we will need your ID.. that is when he started to freak out and was trying to escape. hes started to try and run.. he didnt abide by the police orders to stop.. and they had to grab him and put cuffs on him.. then he began to resist having cuffs put on.. that is when the knife was spot in under his pants. he tried to reach for the knife.. then the gun was spotted .. and he tried to reach for that.. then the police told him to stop.. but interestingly.. there was a guys.. supposedly a civillian trying to help the police.. but then the civilian yelled "he has a gun.. Shoot him!!" repeatedly.. and i began to think.. that "civilian" probably knew him.. and wanted to get him killed.. probably didn't want him to identify him as an accomplice?? the civilian disappeared and so did the woman. I have a feeling that guys was a patsy.. and easy patsy whom they could get to do crimes for them without themselves getting caught. and the final straw was actually yelling to the police to shoot him.. saying "he has a gun! Shoot him!" that seemed too professional to me.. it was a form of manipulating the police.. in star wars genre.. they call that "using the force"
@evielknievel4972
@evielknievel4972 Рік тому
And sometimes the "greeter" at WalMart treats you like they want to frisk you even tho you did nothing and just a regular customer.
@krazyfan2000
@krazyfan2000 Рік тому
It's become unaffordable for the average person in this country which is why thefts are through the roof. I remember people being able to survive making minimum wage in NYC back in the 80's. Now people have to choose between paying their rent and buying groceries. This is a major problem not just in big cities but in small rural towns as well. Everyone is feeling the pinch right now and it's gonna get worse as inflation goes up.
@ivanrodriguez268
@ivanrodriguez268 11 місяців тому
not an excuse
@1ride1life
@1ride1life 4 місяці тому
I see people not giving money to corps. The price increase isn't inflation, it's too high. The increase is due to greed... people are just not getting scammed.
@paloma_lopez
@paloma_lopez 4 місяці тому
Oh yeah they dont need hand bags , tools or clothething . If they were steeling to survive they steal food . Even at that unaceplatable. Theirs free food banks , churches , and ebt . No need to steal nothing.
@LuisGrullon86
@LuisGrullon86 Рік тому
One way to stop shoplifting, is to showcase the goods and merchandise on a LCD display So customers can see what they want to buy They would add it to a virtual Cart At checkout, an employee will bring the items once they are paid for Merchandise will be safe in the back Out of sight of thieves Stores will probably have to higher more employees, the cost savings will be enough to cover all the extra employees Or automate the process
@oola9943
@oola9943 Рік тому
ARGOS in the UK does this.
@xavierarizmendi
@xavierarizmendi Рік тому
I remember a store doing this over 20 years ago, can't even remember the name. Of course no lcd back then
@shaneoneill1338
@shaneoneill1338 Рік тому
@@xavierarizmendi You thinking of Service Merchandise? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Service_Merchandise
@stuartewoldt1513
@stuartewoldt1513 Рік тому
@@shaneoneill1338 wow Service Merchandise... haven't heard of that on yrs
@raidhhi2217
@raidhhi2217 Рік тому
@@shaneoneill1338 that's the one! When I was a teen I bought a BB gun from there by looking at a picture of it and taking a ticket to the cashier. It would come down a conveyer once you paid for it. It didn't seem like an inconvenience really. I went there for that model.
@mabrenz_n5391
@mabrenz_n5391 Рік тому
"simple shop lifting by those in need". They know how to play with words!!.😂
@MissPepperss
@MissPepperss Рік тому
People in need are being helped by the government, they don't need to steal. Only horrible people feel a need to steal, we don't live in a third world country in which there is no help for the needy.
@chrisfallis5851
@chrisfallis5851 Рік тому
Can I come into your house and take things because I “need” them more than you do?
@Iambored4039
@Iambored4039 Рік тому
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍
@orangesweetness
@orangesweetness Рік тому
It’ll be a pain for people selling item online legitimately if we end up being required to show proof of purchase. I trash receipts if I plan to keep an item.
@moth.monster
@moth.monster Рік тому
It would also be very easy to make a seemingly legit receipt for an item, even if it was stolen. You either destroy legitimate resale, or accidentally enable fencing... stopping actual theft is much easier.
@kyliemiu
@kyliemiu Рік тому
take photos, have emailed receipts, there are many ways you can keep trace of your purchase
@moth.monster
@moth.monster Рік тому
@@kyliemiu okay, but what if i bought something a decade ago and want to sell it now
@ItsOKtobeNormal
@ItsOKtobeNormal 5 місяців тому
​@@kyliemiuwhat if you didn't buy but a family member gave it to you? The point is, all of this is just punishing the non-criminals. What needs to be done is make the punishment for theft more severe but Noone wants to do that because there's an agenda to destroy the country.
@realbangbang
@realbangbang Рік тому
I work in wholesale, I visit about 12 retail accounts a day and im here to tell ya, they all experience a shocking amount of theft every day and do nothing to stop it.
@marilynmonheaux6356
@marilynmonheaux6356 Рік тому
Don’t they factor in a certain amount of loss?
@realbangbang
@realbangbang Рік тому
@@marilynmonheaux6356 every retail business does account for "shrinkage" aka theft, breakage, miscounted during receiving etc.. But the theft has gone up so much once they allowed masks inside plus, the state banned plastic bags so its now common for shoppers to buy groceries and leave with a cart full without bagging, so when people skip the registers it's not obvious they didn't pay when they're leaving without bagged groceries
@marilynmonheaux6356
@marilynmonheaux6356 Рік тому
@@realbangbang Very informative. I would bet in this climate the thieves are getting really clever with it
@keith.s7139
@keith.s7139 Рік тому
At my local Albertsons I used to see people shop lifting all the time. It got so bad that they now usually have armed guards at both exits. It’s sad to see this situation come to this, but their solution seems to be working.
@dannydaw59
@dannydaw59 Рік тому
Where is that? I bet Costlyfornia.
@keith.s7139
@keith.s7139 Рік тому
@@dannydaw59 no,NM, but good guess. The southwest, and west coast for that matter, are getting a little to crazy for me. I hope to move to a smaller town in the midwest someday.
@notyouagain7220
@notyouagain7220 Рік тому
Albertsons don’t exist anymore in the southeast
@mango-strawberry
@mango-strawberry Рік тому
That's how it should be. If they steal, you shoot them.
@worldcitizeng6507
@worldcitizeng6507 Рік тому
Maybe increase minimum wage and have affordable housing in the area for people to earn a decent living to self support
@2lock2
@2lock2 Рік тому
and here I am buying all my stuff like a damn fool 😂
@vv-uf2ng
@vv-uf2ng Рік тому
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@robertogarciajr.8618
@robertogarciajr.8618 Рік тому
Lmao. Mamon. 😂
@AskMiko
@AskMiko Рік тому
Makes me question everything people buy online and swear it’s a deal!
@Psycandy
@Psycandy 11 місяців тому
ever watch 'forensic detectives'? if a murderer leaves fingerprints on a plastic bucket purchased at wal-mart, that person's account details, face, vehicle, purchases and payment are all produced for law enforcement, including where and when it was made, which store and cashier sold it and video evidence of it being purchased and loaded into a vehicle, from multiple angles. Every. Single. Item., going back years.
@mrpabs5864
@mrpabs5864 Рік тому
I absolutely hate going to homedepot and not being able to take my milwaukee tools to the cashier, I have to wait for someone to come and unlock it. They just treat everyone like criminals
@marcuslinton310
@marcuslinton310 Рік тому
The aren't YOUR Milwaukee tools until you pay for them, that's why. If they don't lock stuff up that is being commonly stolen, there won't be any Milwaukee tools left for you to even buy.
@bigbob7021
@bigbob7021 Рік тому
you can thank blm for that one
@QuantumEffectResidue
@QuantumEffectResidue Рік тому
I prefer Lowe's when I have to go get something for a construction job.
@QuantumEffectResidue
@QuantumEffectResidue Рік тому
@@bigbob7021 I used to work in department stores years ago; 90% of the ones the cops were hauling off to jail were black.
@lunix3259
@lunix3259 Рік тому
Bc you probably look like one
@joshs3916
@joshs3916 Рік тому
FB and Amazon are terrible at stopping fakes. Was browsing today and someone had a posting for an illegal drug. 🤦‍♂️
@ciaojeffitalia
@ciaojeffitalia Рік тому
Living in Italy. Can't wait to visit the USA and shoplift. A new travel experience.
@murielbaith5445
@murielbaith5445 Рік тому
I'm in favor of prosecuting and preventing all theft.
@Li0nshare
@Li0nshare Рік тому
I guess you hate poor people and love corporations… According to the civil rights corps… 4:30
@fark69
@fark69 Рік тому
@@NVGEAR Islam has a solution for thieves.... We could try that
@murielbaith5445
@murielbaith5445 Рік тому
It is overburdened, but is it more costly than all the theft?
@murielbaith5445
@murielbaith5445 Рік тому
@@Li0nshare ,I don't hate poor people, but I dislike thieves. Do you think all poor people are thieves?
@aesyamazeli8804
@aesyamazeli8804 Рік тому
True. In my country if you caught a thief the public can beat him near death and you won't be prosecuted. Of course we don't have guns so public brawling is not deadly.
@user-me7pn6kl2z
@user-me7pn6kl2z Рік тому
As an ebay seller this is good, because these thieves price their items so low that we can’t even compete. And the same goes for counterfeit goods.
@callmegorgeouos
@callmegorgeouos Рік тому
That’s why I stop buying stuffs on Amazon, Alibaba, Walmart online and never brought at eBay. I still do buy online at Costco, Home Depot online. I still prefer to shop in-person where I could see/touch my products to make sure it’s “Right” for me. A little work/time consuming but still fulfilling…
@tatianawaldon4241
@tatianawaldon4241 Рік тому
And you know you're not giving your money to people selling stolen goods.
@AskMiko
@AskMiko Рік тому
Fraud, theft, scams… seems everyone is doing it and when everyone participates in bad behavior, society becomes a literal hell.
@Pyasa.shaitan
@Pyasa.shaitan Рік тому
Capitalist society is already a hell.
@Supraking12
@Supraking12 Рік тому
@@Pyasa.shaitan What is your “solution”?
@Pyasa.shaitan
@Pyasa.shaitan Рік тому
@@Supraking12 ukposts.info/have/v-deo/eo-abJWOrK-ioo0.html
@Supraking12
@Supraking12 Рік тому
@@mantrapalsingh Feelings are not an economic system.
@saintjasin
@saintjasin Рік тому
These talking heads saying "platforms need to do more" are missing another part of the story. The amount of false and abusive flags that hit legitimate sellers and business is huge, and crippling to some. When the companies say some of these solutions hurt lawful sales/sellers, these are true statements.
@elvisherrera960
@elvisherrera960 Рік тому
how about we stop the bigger problem of corporations stealing from us lol These corporations sell this to pass laws through . Little by little they are just eliminating competition. It's funny how they promote less regulation on what they can do but fight for more regulation on the consumer.
@Charmedish
@Charmedish Рік тому
I’ve got ptsd because of theft in retail. I can’t work retail anymore.
@tanveerhasan2382
@tanveerhasan2382 Рік тому
Sad
@sunshine3914
@sunshine3914 Рік тому
Try working in a pawnshop. There you’ll be robbed at gunpoint so often, that it will just become routine.
@Gstunfisk
@Gstunfisk Рік тому
stop being a racist
@Trully1949
@Trully1949 Рік тому
To Home Depot, if you read comments. I’ve seen too many cashiers wave someone on even when the alarm is set off as a patron leaves the store without checking whether or not an item(s) has been paid for. Retailers need to start putting tracking devices in random items, such as these retailers who are experiencing the smash-and-grab situations.
@chrislawver6045
@chrislawver6045 Рік тому
@CharlesNemon In a way I don't blame the workers for doing this. Why should a person who makes minimum wage be responsible in protecting a multi billion dollar company. You never know if cart checking will lead to violence. Let them hire trained security personal and pay them the wage they deserve
@illegalwaffel6435
@illegalwaffel6435 Рік тому
lol you suggest company's/stores start putting tracking devices in their products so they can track you once you leave their store? Yeah that'd be nice for the products that get stolen but id say like 99% of the products are bought legitimately so I'd definitely not be ok with going to the store and buying some stuff and having the off chance there is a tracker in one of the products I just bought..
@user-kd4mi8xb7p
@user-kd4mi8xb7p Рік тому
The problem is not the online marketplace, it's letting criminals get away with the theft in the first place!
@AmberTyseti
@AmberTyseti Рік тому
And releasing them from jail the next day.
@mgdubya27
@mgdubya27 Рік тому
Apparently that's racist or whatever
@ViIgax
@ViIgax Рік тому
That and the fact they decriminalized theft because muh imaginary discrimination. And they wonder why there’s a spike in organized shoplifting.
@Zt3v3
@Zt3v3 Рік тому
@@ViIgax Where is theft decriminalized? I'm not aware of a state in the union that considers any theft lower than a misdemeanor, but I'm far from perfect, so maybe I missed a change somewhere.
@Pyasa.shaitan
@Pyasa.shaitan Рік тому
It’s not giving poor people economic equality but turning them into criminals?
@iamjohnporter67
@iamjohnporter67 Рік тому
This could be the end of going anonymous if this bill passes. I understand they are trying to protect goods from being sold if they were stolen, but I have a feeling this could create more problems and could invade people's privacy.
@elvisherrera960
@elvisherrera960 Рік тому
how about we stop the bigger problem of corporations stealing from us lol These corporations sell this to pass laws through . Little by little they are just eliminating competition. It's funny how they promote less regulation on what they can do but fight for more regulation on the consumer.
@AskMiko
@AskMiko Рік тому
Also why not just mandate big box retailers to track this info differently vs passing legislation? Tax them for not having the protocols in place. Legislation gets in the way and affects everyone as a result of a small few. Taxing big company marketplaces for not fixing these problems is a better approach
@censoredfromtheinternet3110
@censoredfromtheinternet3110 Рік тому
We already don’t have privacy that’s always their solution punish the law abiding citizen with authoritarian reactions because of criminals actions.
@iamjohnporter67
@iamjohnporter67 Рік тому
@@censoredfromtheinternet3110 If there is anything I learned from playing Watch Dogs pretty soon in the future everyone is going to be spied on. Its inevitable but its going to happen.
@censoredfromtheinternet3110
@censoredfromtheinternet3110 Рік тому
@@iamjohnporter67 yes the fourth industrial revolution brought to you by the world health organization and all the other “elites”
@joerosselli4473
@joerosselli4473 Рік тому
Stolen goods have been on Facebook and ebay for years.. I thought this was common knowledge...This is the number one market..
@erikk77
@erikk77 Рік тому
Amazon treats their warehouse workers like slaves. Secondly this video gives me another reason to not shop on Amazon- they don't appear to be doing enough to combat stolen merchandise.
@stryfelyfe01
@stryfelyfe01 Рік тому
@ScammersHub Facts!!!!
@manp1039
@manp1039 Рік тому
where are you going to shop then?
@SamSitar
@SamSitar Рік тому
Amazon also ruined the union election in Bessimer Alabama.
@danieldaniels7571
@danieldaniels7571 Рік тому
I work at an Amazon warehouse. They treat me really well.
@blazingangel5463
@blazingangel5463 Рік тому
I'm currently working at Amazon. Not sure where you get your facts that we're being treated like slaves. I would advise you to keep your mouth shut if you never work for them
@xtscarfacem8255
@xtscarfacem8255 Рік тому
When I worked construction I met this guys that knew a guy that paid homeless people with drugs for stealing tools. He then sold them out of his truck. This was like 6 years ago. Makes me think this is how this started. He said most people didn't want to get near homeless people and by the time the cops got there he was gone.
@michaelmckeever2734
@michaelmckeever2734 Рік тому
Imagine buying stuff online and it gets to you and doesn't work because it was stolen.
@dannydaw59
@dannydaw59 Рік тому
Just report the seller to the Ebay security and their account will be banned...(a few days later) oh look they set up a new account using a stolen identity oh darn.
@67spankadelik
@67spankadelik Рік тому
Or, you go to jail for buying it.
@famousamoso7
@famousamoso7 Рік тому
Imagine being gullible enough to buy a brand new power tool marked half off from some guy with a made up name and never questioning whether it was stolen or not.
@Necropheliac
@Necropheliac Рік тому
As a customer, I’d rather just order from Amazon or some other online shop rather than put up with waiting around for some employee to unlock the product or fix whatever is wrong with these anti theft measures. If you’re going to treat every customer as a potential criminal, I don’t see the point in shopping at your store.
@kafkaesk3449
@kafkaesk3449 Рік тому
agreed
@trix9803
@trix9803 Рік тому
ABSOLUTELY AGREE
@hikikomori_eu
@hikikomori_eu Рік тому
Hi Katy. Thanks for this news item. I could watch & listen to you on this subject all day long & on almost any other subject actually. You make for very compelling viewing 🥰
@scwirpeo
@scwirpeo Рік тому
They dump the security of their products on employees who make cump change and then go surprised pikachu when their crap gets lifted. Imagine getting security and just protecting your goods. At some point it became the responsibility of the state to protect your business, in reality it is the business who should be protecting itself.
@michaelcombrink8165
@michaelcombrink8165 Рік тому
Not only that, they want to state to attack the competition and regular citizens to make it easier for them
@frozentundra7446
@frozentundra7446 Рік тому
Well said!
@aesyamazeli8804
@aesyamazeli8804 Рік тому
If the state punish ALL theft even 2 dollar gums, life will be so much better
@manp1039
@manp1039 Рік тому
what you are saying is they don't pay enough for employees to provide security for the products in teh store? It is my impression.. that many stores hire employees that specifically work in "Loss prevention" and also they hire security guards to also monitor and apprehend thieves?
@scwirpeo
@scwirpeo Рік тому
@@manp1039 That would literally be the point, however most of these locations have zero security at all at any hour of the day even in rough places just to cut down labor hours. The country can not afford to jail/capture every single criminal in the country who torrents a Disney film or lifts an over priced drill from home depot at the same time as charging functionally zero taxes on these same companies when they do business. If you don't want your drills lifted hire some guards, buy some locked cases or better yet pay liveable wages so we don't have roaming bands of shoplifters who can't afford to eat and pay rent if they work in your store. The idea that these companies want to run with is pay nothing in taxes and let the government stop all the shoplifting, they don't get both. They can have the c suit bonuses they have grown addicted to or they can have police on every corner, the money has to go somewhere and these guys have chosen not to pay for public services and instead capture as much profit as possible. No one should have sympathy for people living the consequences of their own actions as is the case with these retailers.
@HyperWolf
@HyperWolf Рік тому
Oh, is this why I had to do all that just to sell my old textbooks? I ended up selling them to a different place instead because it was too much of a hassle to list them on Amazon lately.
@JustMe-qq3rc
@JustMe-qq3rc Рік тому
Reward the criminals, punish the customers. My husband refuses to shop at stores with security sensors. I wish I could. It's so offensive to know that people are stealing items from everywhere, and we the consumer have to pay the price. It's the degradation of mankind, and morally bankrupt humans that don't have any ethics or character. The world we live in is in the toilet!
@nikkapubess3349
@nikkapubess3349 Рік тому
Rob a bank for $5 and its a felony with 20yrs in prison. Rob a handbag store for $50k goods, and get 2 days in jail. This is the reason why people steal from stores.
@Longtack55
@Longtack55 Рік тому
I heard: "Make it easier for poor thieves to steal stuff." Pathetic.
@justSTUMBLEDupon
@justSTUMBLEDupon Рік тому
Under the cover that they are just stealing to feed their families. So I’m stealing power tools to get food on my table? As opposed to actually stealing food?
@speaksthis
@speaksthis Рік тому
CNBC contradicted itself in its own report. It distinguised between organized criminal gangs and petty thieves. Later, they said organized crime gangs hire individual thieves. They can't even keep a report honest, so do you think they did not lie more everyday?
@Dan-pd2wk
@Dan-pd2wk Рік тому
If you don't have punishment, all amateurs become professionals.
@trinydex
@trinydex Рік тому
it all started with the rampant looting during the protests.
@avonfettydale9166
@avonfettydale9166 Рік тому
Why does somebody stealing a saw bother you so much?
@trinydex
@trinydex Рік тому
@@avonfettydale9166 isn't the question, why does stealing bother you so little? it says something about your morality when you find one of the oldest social principles, the aversion to stealing, one that's even present in the animal kingdom, doesn't bother you.
@CaBdosdos
@CaBdosdos Рік тому
Insane the volume of stolen goods being moved here. I went tv shopping and the amount of people I met selling stolen high end tvs was insane just in my local area.
@rayoflight62
@rayoflight62 2 дні тому
When I was a kid, when you entered a shop all you had, was a large counter and few people behind it. I had a list of things to buy, was it a grocery or hardware store, the person went at the back of the store to retrieve the items, and brought them at the front so I could look at them, and eventually buy them all, or just some. There were little or no possibility of theft. In that times, it was unthinkable that a customer would enter the back of the store where all merchandise was stored. But, just few short years later, it is exactly what happened - with the onset of open supermarkets with self-service. A shift back-in-time of retail stores to the old sale methods is all that is required to fix the ongoing industrialised thefts...
@21silvermoon
@21silvermoon Рік тому
Telling how you investigate stolen merchandise by doing this and that. Great info to them!
@Jonathan900S
@Jonathan900S Рік тому
Yes I wass thinking how i can make some money
@juliahart8593
@juliahart8593 Рік тому
It's like I have a free Netflix subscription with this channel. I love it 👏👏
@elvisherrera960
@elvisherrera960 Рік тому
how about we stop the bigger problem of corporations stealing from us lol These corporations sell this to pass laws through . Little by little they are just eliminating competition. It's funny how they promote less regulation on what they can do but fight for more regulation on the consumer.
@juliahart8593
@juliahart8593 Рік тому
@@elvisherrera960 mmkay so...where is your big tv episode entirely free of corporate interference, huh? What do you have against these laws? And if yoir whole eliminating competition argument was valid then why did I mention them separate from netflix?
@elvisherrera960
@elvisherrera960 Рік тому
@@juliahart8593 tell me what making it difficult as an individual to sell online has to do with stopping crime? You stop stealing at the source from inside the store . I Don't have an issue with harsher punishment on stealing it's all the other crap they are pushing through. They are masking it because fools believe the crap they promoted.
@solasoul33
@solasoul33 Рік тому
Thank you for shedding light on this issue.
@mikah1147
@mikah1147 Рік тому
It's crazy how much Congress and companies worry about all kinds of theft except wage theft which is significantly higher than every single type of theft combined sitting at 50 billion annually. Also companies rarely face consequences for their blatant theft
@IAmTheAnswerer
@IAmTheAnswerer Рік тому
Why are we acting like there is an acceptable level of theft? There should be increased punishments for both petty and organized shoplifters. Before California changed their shoplifting laws, there were less of these crimes. Poor or rich, I am not going to feel sorry for criminals. I'm liberal, but not I'm not lawless. Throw these people in jail!
@JulianGropp
@JulianGropp Рік тому
These people are why we can't have nice things. Hold them accountable!
@nadias6435
@nadias6435 Рік тому
Such a narrow-minded normie reply
@JulianGropp
@JulianGropp Рік тому
@@nadias6435 🤣
@Psycandy
@Psycandy 11 місяців тому
Nice things no longer exist, only nice-looking, made cheap and sold for vast profit things. The greater the market cap, the more the company subscribes to this philosophy. Also, businesses factor shrinkage into their forecasts, they expect it to happen and hope it remains below threshold. Holding anyone accountable won't change this.
@JulianGropp
@JulianGropp 11 місяців тому
@@Psycandy you should travel more my friend, you'd be shocked
@landonm2078
@landonm2078 Рік тому
one of the best put together and subsequently explained statistical info-docs I've seen in a while. who ever the investigative journalist(s) were assigned to this guy really stole the show 👍
@Supremax67
@Supremax67 Рік тому
Now, if less people would buy online, we could further reduce the risk of buying stolen goods. Online shopping wasn't a thing 30 years ago and people survived just fine.
@geraldhenderson8474
@geraldhenderson8474 Рік тому
None of this is gonna work without correct punishment. We're just running a catch and release program. No real punishment.
@GreenAppelPie
@GreenAppelPie Рік тому
15:40 there is no reason the government needs the account information for 700,000 accounts
@saulgoodman2018
@saulgoodman2018 Рік тому
YEP
@cfwin1776
@cfwin1776 Рік тому
Zuckerberg and Facebook: welcome to the marketplace. We won’t ask and you don’t have to tell.
@dehoyosrudolph8885
@dehoyosrudolph8885 Рік тому
Don’t ask, don’t tell !!
@Supraking12
@Supraking12 Рік тому
What other marketplace vet sellers? They all pretty much the same. You create and account with them and list your item.
@ebubeawachie
@ebubeawachie Рік тому
@@Supraking12 the others that “vet sellers” along with how they “vet” said sellers is LITERALLY in the video. Try to keep up.
@petesmitt
@petesmitt Рік тому
I don't buy items online that may be stolen; I only buy from legitimate retailers, however there are many people that buy new items cheap online, knowing full well that only stolen items would be cheaper than retail. The other reason I only buy from legitimate online sellers is to avoid the possibility of buying fake merchandise.
@Supremechairuser
@Supremechairuser Рік тому
When working at lowes people would shoplift all the time. The staff didn’t care at all.
@liteasura6111
@liteasura6111 Рік тому
More like they can't, since they can get fired for interfering
@jeretso
@jeretso Рік тому
Products are locked and you cant find anyone to unlock it. Prices go up for everyone.
@mazibukomail
@mazibukomail Рік тому
Lol
@robertmatthews2154
@robertmatthews2154 Рік тому
Yep. As much as people may complain about how these companies are already "big enough," the truth is that these losses eventually get passed on to the customers as even further increased prices
@Merrikatt
@Merrikatt 5 місяців тому
I finally realized those way too good to be true online deals really are. Sorry for my part in buying looted stuff 🙁. I hope we get this under control.
@youdontsay2529
@youdontsay2529 Рік тому
At the core of this issue is our inability to face the facts and handle these crimes with the harsh punishments that they deserve. Why choose to complicate things and dance around the obvious??? Stop making up extra theories to justify these shoplifting crimes.
@datoome_
@datoome_ Рік тому
Exactly, we seem to ignore the patterns because we are scared of being called ‘racist’. There is a massive epidemic of this sort of behaviour amongst a certain group that needs to be addressed…
@hoshifuyo4494
@hoshifuyo4494 Рік тому
The wisest thing that should be on everyones' mind currently, should be, To invest in different streams of income that doesn't depend on the government, especially with the current economic crisis around the world.
@hoshifuyo4494
@hoshifuyo4494 Рік тому
And also, Being of age and how to manage the sequence of returns in those early periods is what seems quite scary in the current market. The market is never a loser in the twenty year cycle, but the 2000s decade scenario scares me and could really disrupt my retirement. When you're no longer accumulating but withdrawing, it's hard to be anything but cautious.
@jachikeonwuka3824
@jachikeonwuka3824 Рік тому
The pandemic really taught people the importance of multiple streams of income. Unfortunately, having a job doesn't guarantee 100% security, rather having different investments is the real deal.
@anouchkabalog6627
@anouchkabalog6627 Рік тому
@@jachikeonwuka3824 That's true, I believe that the secret to financial stability is having the right investment ideas to enable you earn more money. But for now, investors getting started can feel overwhelming. Risk loom large and complicated, unfamiliar financial jargons can be intimidating.
@alexmontrey5372
@alexmontrey5372 Рік тому
Some investors look to their investments as a source of income while others use it as a means to grow or preserve their wealth.
@alexmontrey5372
@alexmontrey5372 Рік тому
Also, It is mostly disastrous for newbies or anyone who doesn't adhere to a well thought-out strategy and over all, a professional broker.
@jamboree615
@jamboree615 Рік тому
My sister works at a grocery store in a shopping center. Next to her store is a T-Mobile. One night, less than 20 minutes after she left work, an organized group broke all the windows at the T-Mobile and cleaned them out. They have bars on their windows now. This problem is spreading! Something needs to be done to stop these organized rings. It makes me hesitate to buy things online, unless I know the seller is legit.
@ecocodex4431
@ecocodex4431 Рік тому
"Shrink" is the total loss most retail stores deal with on an annual year, or the total percent of revinue lost due to shoplifting, employee theft, and miscalculatons from the store. Shoplifting by customers make up only 1/3 of this number. "Shrink" makes up less than 1% of most retail store loss, even when accounting for organized theft. So while listing shoplifted goods online is a serious issue as it allows a coverup for bootleggers and the like to sell counterfeit goods, which can be dangerous. When you act as if shoplifting is a major problem for shops, you are talking about these retail stores losing 0.33% of their annual income. The overwhelming majority of shops dealing with this organized crime are not small mom-and-pop shops, they are large name-brand corperations.
@JoshReno
@JoshReno Рік тому
Interesting how alot of the blame is placed on the marketplaces providing an easy outlet for criminals to sell stolen merch, but nothing on cracking down on criminals for commiting the thefts?
@johnmarks227
@johnmarks227 Рік тому
If you keep them in jail, they can't steal anything.
@jimmyhoac7
@jimmyhoac7 Рік тому
You have to feed them for ever lol, why not just cut their hand off
@yukiosakura4969
@yukiosakura4969 Рік тому
@@jimmyhoac7 How about not feeding them?
@2tamz603
@2tamz603 Рік тому
Jail don't last long though. There's always a release date
@IanHobday
@IanHobday Рік тому
LV could solve this problem in a heartbeat by adding serials to their product. Of course they don't want to do this because that could help people see how much of their overpriced crap they are shoveling out every year.
@fornello123
@fornello123 Рік тому
Serial numbers don’t have to be serial, they could be random letters and/or numbers so it doesn’t reveal how many were made.
@IanHobday
@IanHobday Рік тому
@@fornello123 They have to be unique, which means people can track them and count how much overpriced trash LV is dumping out. LV intentionally does not serialize their products, nor do they provide any way to authenticate them.
@DarjaLivschitz
@DarjaLivschitz 2 місяці тому
6:31 Yepp, I remember the same structure in CIS countries. 8:26 E-commerce is the most unsafe way to develop inside economics to share. 9:53 Yeah, it's so popular in CIS countries e.g.Ozon, wilberries, KASPI, etc 11:12 I like to buy directly in the brand store. 12:30 Yes! I agree with Her. 13:41 Yes, Most Productive way to validate 14:09 It's good but not secure at all. 14:54 Yes, the must to! 15:16 😮😮😮 15:33 in CIS there are many scammers using banking marketplaces to get high income, across the taxes. Realizing stolen goods from PRC .
@sheilaspastelrainbowvision
@sheilaspastelrainbowvision Рік тому
Home Depot needs to up their game on stolen ID and stolen credit card information. Places all over have neglected to check ID when customers pay with cards. I personally have not been asked to show ID for years (almost before COVID and masks). Security has fallen short in person as well as online.
@maoss40
@maoss40 Рік тому
Instead stealing they just take it and walk away, what can you do about it? You lose your job if you trying to stop them
@betateta4442
@betateta4442 Рік тому
That's crazy 🤪
@Thebrothaisback
@Thebrothaisback Рік тому
What they did was charge higher fees, tax you to death and have you verify to sell as if you are applying for a job. Very annoying and not cody effective, unless yout goods ARE stolen!
@ny4trn515
@ny4trn515 Рік тому
When criminals get no punishment, hold no accountable, this will continue to rise
@AnimeShinigami13
@AnimeShinigami13 Рік тому
i saw those locks when I went to buy a drill with my christmas money awhile back. was wondering what happened to warrant those. you can tell when there's a story behind a store's procedures and it looked like what was behind this one was outrageous AF.
@dennissalisbury496
@dennissalisbury496 Рік тому
If people don't have legitimate career/job opportunities, theft becomes a career.
@lazyeyedwolf5284
@lazyeyedwolf5284 Рік тому
Great now people stealing will now be aware of this and find a way around it thanks for sharing.
@lazyeyedwolf5284
@lazyeyedwolf5284 Рік тому
Also they deserve to have their stuff stolen considering they steal from the people that shop there. For example Walmart steals 300+ million dollars from it's customers every two years and many companies does crap like this keep going at it people you're not stealing you're reclaiming it just hopefully you're giving it back to the people and not just yourself.
@i.m.7710
@i.m.7710 Рік тому
I used to sell aprox 350 books on Amazon in 2011. I had a grandfathered free account and by 2020 I only occasionally sold a few things. I loved being able to look up prices and rank on the seller app. In 2021 and 2022 my account had a hold because Amazon wanted me to prove I’m a real person with ID and paperwork. I didn’t have time to fiddle with it. I still dread calling and spending a couple hours on the phone with a nice but clueless customer service person from another country in the middle of their night. They are so scared of being fired they have to be robots. I don’t know if I have totally lost my account by now. It’s really hurt me as a small seller.
@bluetheta
@bluetheta Рік тому
This is why I do not like these "shop" or "marketplace" stuff as how do I know I am not buying stolen goods. Walmart, Target, and several other merchants now have these "marketplaces" and no longer carry the iems that I used to order online and pickup in the store. They are fueling the problem they are fighting against. Just let me buy from your supply chain like I always have, because I need to purchase other things in store anyway so just me pick up the items that you don't have on your shelves! It more revenue that way as I am buying more than what I ordered. Kudos to Home Depot for upgrading their carts to stop roll out shoplifting as well as the usual cart theft and abandonment.
@famousamoso7
@famousamoso7 Рік тому
If you do some basic research and use common sense youd know if you were buying stolen goods.
@Phillomania
@Phillomania Рік тому
I know lowering the cost of items may not directly stop the rising theft but in theory it should. If an item from the store costs significantly less then people will just purchase it from the store. The people buying from the thieves goes down and so does their profit margin meaning less reward for their risk of stealing. I can't help but wondering how many items inside these stores are priced so high that the profit is 5 times the cost of materials, making & transporting the item. Makes you feel like the stores are committing theft on the honest paying consumer. How much does that Milwaukee Drill really cost to make that they need to sell it for 200+ dollars. It's mass produced, every Home Depot in the country has 5+ in stock usually at all times with more on the way.
@sausageandbeanmelt4634
@sausageandbeanmelt4634 Рік тому
@Phil Valore What? This was a good piece, but it largely overlooks the motivations of each party. From cash, drugs etc. and straight up greed. I was looking at new Macbooks yesterday, and I know 100% I could pay someone to boost one, and it would cost half what it cost at Apple. Why? Because a saving for me is pure profit for the booster.
@saulgoodman2018
@saulgoodman2018 Рік тому
Why does the government need us legit sellers, bank account number? We already have to pay taxes on anything over $600. There's no reason for them to need out bank account.
@AskMiko
@AskMiko Рік тому
To track people for racketeering… Patriot Act already gives them you bank info to track where money comes and goes. We are losing our democracy slowly and it’s a mess
@pderiu
@pderiu Рік тому
Has anyone noticed a common element from these shoplifting sprees ?
@adeka59
@adeka59 Рік тому
From my side of the Atlantic, I would say that if there is a market for stolen infant formula, maybe the issue is not the people stealing it or the marketplaces allowing them to sell. Maybe the issue is way higher in the country's organization and responsibilities. There is a big difference between stolen iPhone and stolen infant formula. Maybe not in the land of the free...
@codacreator6162
@codacreator6162 Рік тому
First, most obvious clue for consumers is that the person you’re buying from has power tools new in the box. Unless they’re liquidators or genuine retailer, you can pretty much assure yourself that the tools are stolen. Multiple unused, boxed power tools? Who spends $300 on a circular saw and never so much as cracks the box? Well, duh.
@sc-ie6kg
@sc-ie6kg Рік тому
Someone who actually utilizes the BOGO or Buy More Save More Deals. If you actually follow tools you'd understand. Not everything is black and white.
@cortezyvonne
@cortezyvonne Рік тому
@@sc-ie6kg not even…just deals period. I follow so many couponing pages and its crazy how many big ticket items u can buy for cheap and get many at once and resale. Its not stolen they just get such a good deals🤷🏻‍♀️
@whatever5922
@whatever5922 Рік тому
The truth is I really don’t care if it’s stolen as long as I get a deal on it. Why pay double at the store if I’m barely making it through financially with everything going on? I’ll take the 50% off
@trix9803
@trix9803 Рік тому
@@whatever5922 I will all day too I don’t care if I buy stolen goods as long as I get them cheap that’s all I care about as long as it’s not stolen from me
@fornello123
@fornello123 Рік тому
instead of going after the people who did the theft in the first place, they make it a bigger pain in the ass for ordinary people to sell goods online.
@merlinious01
@merlinious01 Рік тому
Well, that is a lot easier
@BJ2020_
@BJ2020_ Рік тому
Small high end stores I would have one purse on shelf attached, quality picture cards of other colors displayed. Steel door to backroom that remains locked, different code daily!Hanging clothes, the hanger would have a hole in it so individually attached to a wall so can not come in and grab bunch of hanging clothes.
@vortexprintworks7605
@vortexprintworks7605 Рік тому
this is a pretty safe and lucrative business for criminals when you know that your chances of getting prosecuted are low especially in states like California
@spartendeath
@spartendeath Рік тому
I think the retailers enjoy this because now they can cash in on insurance money so they basically never lose anything. This could even be coordinated by the retailers themselves to get easy insurance money, then resell the same goods online for double profit, something to think about or maybe I'm just crazy.
@frankcheung99
@frankcheung99 Рік тому
A lot of business do that. That’s common sense. Driver stage the accidents, retailers staged the robbery. Angry wife staged the accident for life insurance money!!
@vijayanchomatil8413
@vijayanchomatil8413 Рік тому
Is that why you buy insurance, to cash in on the Insurance policy? If you never had thefts, then you wouldn't need insurance in the first place which ultimately cuts down on expenses.
@taylorbug9
@taylorbug9 Рік тому
There was a pawn shop in Michigan that was stealing electronics from places and reselling them. I almost bought a PS4 from them a few years back but it seemed fishy so I looked them up on Google and found out that the owner was under investigation because they had caught him stealing electronics and his garage was full of stolen goods. 😳
@taylorbug9
@taylorbug9 Рік тому
@@vijayanchomatil8413 insurance companies in America operate like the mob, not like insurance companies.
@sarahbank9365
@sarahbank9365 Рік тому
The retailers would still lose. Everytime they would file a claim with their insurance, they'd have to pay the deductible on the insurance and their insurance premiums would increase when they renewed.
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