My niece turned 2 and was having a birthday party. Her Grandpa bought her a big plastic toy box from Walmart. My niece unwrapped it and my brother cut the tape. She opened it and was very excited. She got a DVD player, car stereo, 4 or 5 PlayStation 2s, and some other small electronic stuff. This was a few years ago when the PS2s were fairly new. I am guessing an employee swapped the stuff out and was sending someone in to buy it. I'm sure they were pissed when they did get a toy box.
I know a guy who was hanging out with a friend of his. The friend asked him if he would return a $600 digital camera to Walmart for him. The friend offered to pay him like $20 to do it, he said yes. When he got to the service desk they opened the box. There was no camera, just a can of peaches. He was pissed. He told them he didn't do it and they gave him the money. He returned a can of peaches and they gave him $600!
That guys 'friend' used to walk out of Walmart all of the time with computers. They couldn't keep them in stock he stole so many. He had to drive all over town to different Walmarts that would have some in stock. He is a drug user.
I was standing in line at Walmart and watched a guy return a TV. It was just sitting in a cart like he had just ran out of someone's house with it. No remote, no owners manual, no box, and no receipt. They gave him the money.
I always drop my wife off at the door then go park. One time after I did this I walked in the door, Walmart, and passed a women pushing a cart over flowing with stuff out the door. There where 2 old ladies, greeters, standing there. They just looked at each other and said 'oh well, she got away' and went back to talking. I said call security and chased the women. She let go of the cart and ran. I got in my car and drove to the other end of the lot where a cop was sitting. I told him and he picked her up. The cop told the manager I was the one that stopped her. He just looked at me, nodded his head and walked away. I was like, your welcome, next time they can steal it for all I care.