Does Walmart pay for shoplifters?

Yes, they used to pay me to shop lift, my payment was I got to keep everything I collected, the best part is I was contracted by my own company to do it undercover and Walmart weren't to be info…

Top stories for Long   Does Walmart pay for shoplifters? Brad, lives in Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia • Updated November 30, 2022 Yes, they used to pay me to shop lift, my payment was I got to keep everything I collected, the best part is I was contracted by my own company to do it undercover and Walm... Read more » 4.5K 769   Loose and Luxe, lives in New York, NY (1991-present) • Posted Apr 5 The famous Italian diver, Enzo Maiorca, was diving in the sea near Syracuse and talking to his daughter, Rossana, who was on the boat. As he was getting ready to dive, he felt something gently tap ... Read more » 22.8K 834   A police officer came to my door and said he had a 911 phone call from someone in this area from the cell tower and he was legally bound to enter my premises without a search warrant and look around my house. Is this true? Canyn Clifton, Librarian, Reiki Master, Writer, Gardener, Health Nut • Answered May 22 This happened to me once, too. The difference is, I only had a cell phone because I had had my landline disconnected a couple of years earlier. I lived on the beach side on... Read more » 387 49   Why is vaping now more dangerous than smoking cigarettes? Thomas Cayne, Writer, painter, thinker, madman. • Answered May 28 Vaping is actually well known to be (much) less harmful than smoking with the data we have as of today. And that's also where the very catch is. But before we even start: th... Read more » 356 83   How can I deceive a scammer back? Linda Walter, former Retired • Answered August 20, 2024 When they ask for money tell them u can get it 2moro, That u have to go to the Bank and get it, if they say get it now tell them ur tired and u will get it 2moro afternoon ... Read more » 653 259   During the Austro-Prussian War, in 1866, the Sovereign Principality of Liechtenstein was asked by the German confederation led by the Kingdom of Prussia to send its men to fight. Alessandro13 • Posted Jan 17 However, the Most Serene Prince John II did not want to accept shedding the blood of his subjects or that of other Germans (the Austrians) for a war that he saw as fratricidal and so he kept 20 men... Read more » 1.5K 40   What if I won't use the neutral line of an electric provider, instead I prefer to use the ground? What will be the effect in general use? Bob Myers, Electrical Engineer, Technologist, and Tech Geek • Updated April 2 Why on Earth would you "prefer" to use the ground? That alone makes no sense. For the sake of argument, I'm going to assume you're talking about a standard North American re... Read more » 268 122   Why aren't hovercrafts very common? Andrew Daviel, Over 60 years of acquired knowledge, much of it still true • Updated June 7 Because they're noisy as heck, steer like a drunken cow, and gulp fuel like there's no tomorrow. In the 1960's, that didn't matter so much. Hovercraft were the future. SRN5, ... Read more » 1.2K 69   What is your craziest US immigration experience? Philipp Reichardt • Updated September 19, 2018 I arrived in Newark on a flight from Frankfurt. The agent scanned my passport, looked confused and asked me for my other passport. I told the agent that I only had the one ... Read more » 20.6K 318   How do casinos control slot machines? Do they have different payback percentages on the same machines depending on where you sit? Shawn Nelson, Professional Poker Player • Answered October 18, 2024 Yes they do. I've known a few slot techs and they would tell me what they could without losing their job. The machines are changed frequently, always mixing it up randomly.... Read more » 111 42   Gina Bane, former Architecture at Arcitecture • Posted Jun 14 "This photo was taken on April 19, 1945. It shows U.S. Army Private First Class Raymond Gasiorowski." "Private Gasiorowski was walking his unit's puppy, named Leipzig, in the city of Leipzig, German... Read more » 1.2K 11   When someone dies in their sleep, people assume that that's the best way to die. But I'd say about 99% of the time, they feel themselves dying even in their sleep, and they struggle to breathe, and they actually die from suffocation. Is this likely? Shakuntala Singh • Answered November 15, 2024 My husband died recently next to me on the bed. Before he was injected with a injection he held my hand and kept looking at me as if want to say final goodbye. I asked him ... Read more » 15.7K 2.6K Read more in your feed

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