Chapter 2.2

• When someone stays in the store for a long period of time 

• Loitering

• Repeat noncustomers

• Traveling merchandise

• Customers who seem to be watching employees

• People who frequently come into the store but never buy anything

• Loitering

• Repeat noncustomers

• Traveling merchandise

• Customers who seem to be watching employees

• When a shopper takes an item and moves it from one location to another 

• Loitering

• Repeat noncustomers

• Traveling merchandise

• Customers who seem to be watching employees

• Customers who seem to be ______more than looking at merchandise 

• Loitering

• Repeat noncustomers

• Traveling merchandise

• Watching employees

devices that are embedded in tags that

are attached sewn in or inserted into packaging by the manufacturer or store employee

• Electronic article surveillance (EAS) and/or RFID

• Non-electronic ink tags

• Mirrors

• Closed-circuit cameras

are attached directly to clothing items. These devices require a

special tool to remove them

• Electronic article surveillance (EAS) and/or RFID

• Non-electronic ink tags

• Mirrors

• Closed-circuit cameras

are used to watch the sales floor for suspicious activity

• Electronic article surveillance (EAS) and/or RFID

• Non-electronic ink tags

• Mirrors

• Closed-circuit cameras

are placed in locations throughout many retail stores today

• Electronic article surveillance (EAS) and/or RFID

• Non-electronic ink tags

• Mirrors

• Closed-circuit cameras

are used to prevent theft of

high-priced items

• Display or fixture locks, cables, chains and alarms

• Non-electronic ink tags

• Mirrors

• Closed-circuit cameras

patrol the store aisles to deter potential thieves

• Display or fixture locks, cables, chains and alarms

• Non-electronic ink tags

• Uniformed security guards

• Closed-circuit cameras