PC games are packaged with a CD and a CD key. The CD key is used in some cases to activate the game when you run the installer on the disk, but in a lot of cases you can just redeem the CD key on an online store somewhere and add the game to your digital library. And you don't have to buy the game to activate the key like you do with a gift card, it's already prepped in the box.
Walk into Wal-Mart and grab two or three of these games. The Sims series and World of Warcraft expansions are always good for this. Then, take them to a remote part of the store where there aren't cameras on you and start "looking at something" on a shelf. Usually pet aisles are good for this. Unwrap the game, open the box, and grab the CD key. Take out your phone and take a picture of the CD key. Then stuff the box somewhere, like under a shelf or something. Somewhere it won't be found for a while. Do this for all of the games. Don't feel like you have to do them all in one spot or something, the main thing is just don't be seen.
Then once you've taken pictures of all the CD keys and disposed of the boxes, you can just leave the store. If you want to buy something to look less suspicious, pay with cash obviously. Then you can sell digital copies online on like G2A or eBay or something, and undercut the official store price by a couple of dollars. That's part of the reason I suggested WoW or The Sims, it's better if it's a greedy ass company that doesn't like to do sales, rarely reduces the price, and is dated enough that the store doesn't feel the need to put it behind glass or put a security seal on it.
The nice thing about doing something like this is that you could do it without actually removing anything from the store.
2024-06-24 at 8:01 PM UTC
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what is your favoret sport?
I watch NASCAR... Not nearly as awful as the 90 somethings on FB who comment on every post but insist they stopped watching in 2001 make it out to be.
