When I was at Sun they used to push RFID at their "executive briefing
centers" as a cheaper form of inventory control (cheaper than paying
people to do inventory). Sounds like your wart removal pads are
tagged for that purpose (unless they contain some really exotic
ingredient ;-)?).
Danese
On Feb 5, 2006, at 10:54 PM, Thaths wrote:
On 2/4/06, Ashish Gulhati <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
They have theft prevention tags and detectors to check shoplifting,
and cameras in general areas, but afaik, never in changing rooms.
I bought a $10 pack of wart removal pads yesterday and was shocked to
find a theft prevention thinggy inside. I held up, what looked like a
sticker, to the light and I could see what looked like the circuitry
of a printed circuit board inside. Wart removal pads can hardly be hot
items on the streets or Chinatown.
Thaths
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