There are several common techniques used to accidentally obtain valuables from others on the subway or bus. Please note that these are illegal and can result in serious consequences. Recognizing these techniques can help you stay alert and protect yourself. I will focus on these strategies: 1. **Bump and distract**: A thief may deliberately bump into you and then pretend to apologize while stealing your valuables. 2. **V? Cut**: A thief may use a sharp object (such as scissors or a knife) to cut the bottom or side of your wallet, backpack or bag and then remove your valuables. 3. **Scold**: A thief may create a barrier or articulation to distract you and then steal your valuables. 4. **Hide-and-seek**: A thief may hide behind a crowd or conceal himself in a crowded carriage and then steal your valuables. 5. **Partner**: A thief may work with a partner, with one thief distracting you while the other steals your valuables. 6. **Provocation**: Thieves may use provocative or intrusive behavior to distract you and then steal your valuables. 7. **Bag swap**: Thieves may swap bags or wallets with you to remove valuables without being noticed. 8. **t?к arsenal**: Thieves may use small tools (such as magnets or master keys) to quickly and steal your valuables. 9. **Pretend to help**: Thieves may offer to "help" you (such as carrying your bag) while stealing your valuables. 10. **Crowded carriage scam**: Thieves may maneuver themselves to a position near you in a crowded carriage and then steal your valuables. To protect yourself, always: * Keep valuables close to your body and use extra caution in crowded situations. * Maintain a safe distance and awareness. * Use a secure bag or wallet and secure it to your body. * Avoid using valuables or displays of wealth on public transportation. * Keep your eyes open and aware of your surroundings. * Keep valuables in a safe and easily accessible place. Remember, these scams can be complex and easy to fall for. Always stay alert and aware of your surroundings to protect yourself and your valuables.