[TheQuazi]

Just curious If there's any working Amazon method for $1000 or higher? I do empty box but It seems to only work up to $200 for certain and sometimes hits $300 depending on the representative, I want to refund a GPU but don't have a method for it. (I've refunded HP for a 2080ti In the past but method is patched, tried same with Dell no luck)

[mothered]

I've refunded HP for a 2080ti In the past but method is patched

What method was used?

[TheQuazi]

I've refunded HP for a 2080ti In the past but method is patched

What method was used?

That was In 2019, but I used S/N method, I scraped a DB for the s/n and asked for advanced RMA, said I couldn't ship my PC out because I have confidential customer information on it, but I am asking If anybody can give some tips for a $1000 refund for Amazon I am a bit rusty :p

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I've refunded HP for a 2080ti In the past but method is patched

What method was used?

[mothered]

That was In 2019, but I used S/N method

The RTX 2080 Ti that you've SEd, comes fully enclosed In cardboard with two seals on either side of the box.

If the GPU In question Is similar In packaging, the sealed box method Is well-suited.

[TheQuazi]

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The RTX 2080 Ti that you've SEd, comes fully enclosed In carboard with two seals on either side of the box.

If the GPU In question Is similar In packaging, the sealed box method Is well-suited.
[/quote]How exactly does the sealed box method work? Make a cut in the package and cover it with different colour tape to make it look like it was stolen in transit?

[mothered]

How exactly does the sealed box method work? Make a cut in the package and cover it with different colour tape to make it look like it was stolen in transit?

No, that's the "boxing method".

It's beyond the scope of this post to explain the sealed box method, so check out the In depth article on my blog.