I rivenditori di telefoni nel Regno Unito bloccano le porte del negozio durante il commercio per affrontare i furti in aumento
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2025/sep/06/phone-retailers-lock-doors-tackle-rising-thefts
di topotaul
I rivenditori di telefoni nel Regno Unito bloccano le porte del negozio durante il commercio per affrontare i furti in aumento
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2025/sep/06/phone-retailers-lock-doors-tackle-rising-thefts
di topotaul
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Maybe if the government and police allowed security to do their job, half of these precautions wouldn’t be necessary
Gregs should do the same, looking at the vids on the net.
? This is news? I know phone shops that have been doing this as long as I can remember, 20+ years, jewelers have also done this forever…
My local Ryman’s store of all place has a locked door policy going on with a one in one out policy. The rest of the customers had to stand outside in line waiting for their turn.
It was like standing in line outside an Apple store.
This isn’t just people grabbing display phones and running, these are groups with masks going in and threatening staff into handing over stock. One or two isolated robberies like that in one or two stores could be a LOT of phones, enough to create the “967% increase” if the number was low before.
A shop in Basildon a few years back resorted to counter service only, surprised it had not spread tbh
https://www.essexlive.news/news/essex-news/felmores-offy-basildon-shop-everything-3298351
>In response, the company has introduced measures including a locked door policy **in some stores**
I would be interested to know which stores those are, because none of the stores around me have done anything like that.
*Uk phone retailers break fire regulations because they refuse to keep products safe and use dummy phones like they used to