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Sep 04 2008

Wallet Steal

Doing a wallet steal isn’t hard.
Jim Ravel’s Million Dollar Wallet Steal is the best way to do it.
However, this wallet steal isn’t a direct steal, you need to set the up the condition 1^st before you are able to do the pull…

I’ve been doing this steal all this while & it serves me kinda well

A direct wallet steal can only be as easy as Jim Ravel’s Million Dollar Wallet Steal if
1) The mark’s butt is small
2) The trouser is lose
3) The pocket is shallow
4) The wallet is sticking out
5) The wallet is thin
How often you get 1 of these chances..?

Hence, I use Jim Ravel’s Million Dollar Wallet Steal more often than just straight away dip my finger in and do a direct steal.

However, doing Jim Ravel’s Million Dollar Wallet Steal can sometimes
1) Arouse the mark’s “alarm system” unnecessary.
2)

The mark might recall that I’ve once handle their wallet before.

Recently I successfully found out a way to do a direct wallet steal
1) without any fishy setting up procedure and
2) the mark will never have any clue thinking that I might steal ***his wallet .

***I don’t steal ladies’ wallet when it’s in their back trouser pocket

This steal is inspired by R so I name it the - R Steal.

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One Response to “Wallet Steal”

cheryl says: September 30th, 2008 at 7:44 am

sigh…i witnessed a ‘wallet steal’ or almost one in the LRT…..i think they fellow saw me saw him….then he stop trying….i was terrified….o man……its pickpocket~hey dude….beware of your belonging~