[rumham6969]

Hello all,

I am planning to SE a new macbook from Amazon and can’t decide which method to use.

I am currently between the Wrong Item method or a Faulty Item method. I was going to feign a battery acid leak with vinegar/baking soda, take a picture, and claim I had to throw the computer away due to health and safety concerns. Does this sound like a reliable method? Or should I use the wrong item method and return another Amazon item of similar weight? My account is in decent standing, it’s over 5 years old and I make plenty of legit purchases, only have done SE once a few months ago, and I did Missing Item method for a ~300$ item.

Looking for opinions on the chance of success for each method. Thanks

[user#2137]

Hey, I was thinking the same, but with other laptop. Please share your progress

[mothered]

My account is in decent standing, it’s over 5 years old and I make plenty of legit purchases, only have done SE once a few months ago

Your account Is In very good standing.

Looking for opinions on the chance of success for each method.

The wrong Item received and the sealed box method, both have a good success rate.

Of course, the DNA can be used for a non-OTP delivery.

[ABC157PLM]

My account is in decent standing, it’s over 5 years old and I make plenty of legit purchases, only have done SE once a few months ago

Your account Is In very good standing.

Looking for opinions on the chance of success for each method.

The wrong Item received and the sealed box method, both have a good success rate.

Of course, the DNA can be used for a non-OTP delivery.

What Item could you place as the replacement for a Macbook if you were to say you recieved the wrong Item?

[Itsit]

Im currently looking to do the same. I am going to attempt to wrong item it with a different laptop of same weight.

[mothered]

What Item could you place as the replacement for a Macbook if you were to say you recieved the wrong Item?

I haven't researched It.

Preferably, It should be from the same category/department as the MacBook.