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# 1
2008-09-19, 02:25
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Holding merchandise above the alarm poles.
This probably hasnt been tried often, but if you held something above your head and walked through the gates on the exits would the alarm still go off...given the item has the little alarm bar in it
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# 2
2008-09-19, 02:27
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Providence RI
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Re: Holding merchandise above the alarm poles.
Hmmm, might be worth a shot. However it'd be wise to look into it first; the signal may go over the sensor height to prevent such things.
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# 3
2008-09-19, 02:46
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Re: Holding merchandise above the alarm poles.
Most security tags are RFID tags. These radio waves will inevitably hit the sensors.
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# 4
2008-09-19, 03:24
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Re: Holding merchandise above the alarm poles.
Lol get a top hat line it with gum wrapper foil and stash a plasma in that bitch. Just say ur Amish. And if they question you say that thats offensive to your "kind"
Win.
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# 5
2008-09-19, 04:18
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Re: Holding merchandise above the alarm poles.
Won't work it goes up much higher than just the sensors.
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# 6
2008-09-19, 04:21
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Re: Holding merchandise above the alarm poles.
I bought a dvd from another store and went into a clothing store. on the way out of the clothing store, I held the dvd over my head and the alarm went off
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# 7
2008-09-19, 10:25
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Exploding head syndrome
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Re: Holding merchandise above the alarm poles.
why not just throw it to another person waiting on the outside?
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# 8
2008-09-19, 11:10
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All tucked away down there...
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Re: Holding merchandise above the alarm poles.
I've thrown a tag about two feet over top of the bars. The alarm didn't go off.
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# 9
2008-09-19, 12:27
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Re: Holding merchandise above the alarm poles.
The Library would be a good place to test it.  |
# 10
2008-09-19, 13:55
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Re: Holding merchandise above the alarm poles.
Most have a 3 foot radius above sensors.
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