In my day, “to Narc” was to tell the authorities of illicit activities … in particular MY illicit activities. In this new age maybe “Narcing” is appropriate and respectable in order to subdue violent individuals and prevent deaths, injury, and psychopathic activity. How does one tell a disturbed individual from a harmless yet quirky free-spirit? We are all left to our own judgement on that issue. But if you are uncomfortable or suspicious, there is a QR Code as well as an App for that. At least there is in my home state of Pennsylvania. And don’t forget the old-fashioned way to SOS via 9-1-1.
For theft-only situations see…
“Mall Cops a Phone Call Away”
“Shoplifters Put On Stern Notice!“For all QR Codes in Retail by Title see…
“QR + URL + TXT + FB + App”
“Callout Card ≠ Calling Card“
“QR Code for Narcs” (This Post)
“Social Media Fluent in Fashion“
“Colorized QR Code“
“QR Code for Out-of-Stocks“
“Mall Wants to Talk QR And Much More“
“QR Code Errors as Footnote Only“
“Hobo QR Code for Digital Nomads“
“QR Code Sexier Than Skin“
“QR Code Out of Reach?“
“QR for Complex Product Communication“
“OtterBox Box Outdoes Itself“
“Target’s Holiday Toy QR Code Campaign“
“QR Codes for the Well-Dressed”
“Street-Smart Scan Code“
“QR Code Fills Storefront“
“Fashion Forward Facial QR“
“Drink Coaster QR Code Strategy“
“Watermelons Now Sport QR Codes“
“Faux QR Code More Fiction than Fact“
“QR Code TimeBomb: 14 Days and Counting Down“
“QR Window Decal is Transparent”
“QR Code Moves to Television”
“Poor Man’s QR Code”
“QR: Retailer‘s Secret Weapon Redirect”For all QR Code resources see…
“QR Codes Tag” for a scrollable list of discussions.
“QR Codes in Retail Pinterest Board“ for a visual summary.
“QR Codes Index Page” for all resources and links
