Scenario: a person goes to a store, reads a National Geographic magazine, and takes the subscription card from inside, and walks out of the store.
Shoplifting?
Don't ask how I came up with this.
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Shoplifting question
Scenario: a person goes to a store, reads a National Geographic magazine, and takes the subscription card from inside, and walks out of the store.
Shoplifting?
Don't ask how I came up with this.
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Not if you're at shoppers and fill out the card and drop it off at the post office before leaving the store.
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Yup , its made for someone who purchases the mag.
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That's how I subscribed last year.
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but theres usually two in the magazine.
One just loose, and another attached to the binding.
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i use them to book mark my magazines haha.
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Last edited by Rat Fink; 12-06-2020 at 09:41 AM.
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yes it is
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Yup....mispropriation of something you haven't paid for, despite the questionable monetary value of the insert.
Why not just ask a sales rep/cashier/manager on duty if you can have it? I can't see a staff member shutting you down.
Just my 2c.
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It belongs in the magazine. Yes.
I bet NatGeo = Porn
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Why don't you just subscribe online??
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I dont really think they'd give a shit since what ones fall to the ground when people open the magazines and read them: are typically thrown out.
Yes as mentioned it is stealing technically, but I'd be hard pressed to find a SINGLE person that would care enough to want to go through the whole process of dealing with a "shoplifter" over something so insignificant.
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I thought National Geographic was only on line now?
They said they stopped producing paper made books years ago.
i have'nt seen one in years.
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