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Amazon gpu SE #1
Piggybacking off a recent thread on here, I want to go ahead and do a Wrong Item Received method for a gpu from amazon. The card is worth about ~1k. I've selected an electronics item with similar dimensions and a similar weight for the package (within 0.2 pounds or so)

I will be ordering both items either today or tomorrow to the same address, from different accounts and payment methods. Is this a dumb idea? Should I try to get the dummy item sent to another location or does it not really matter?

Also, I got an ofm warning email ~4 months ago for SE'ing a similar item via the Disposed of Faulty Item method. After I received the email I contacted them back and asked why I was given a warning, to which they replied that my account is fine and that I don't need to worry. Since then, I've made about $700 of legit purchases. Do you think my account is in good enough standing to attempt this SE? Any other thoughts? Thx

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RE: Amazon gpu SE #2
(07-21-2022, 12:17 AM)rumham6969 Wrote: Piggybacking off a recent thread on here, I want to go ahead and do a Wrong Item Received method for a gpu from amazon. The card is worth about ~1k. I've selected an electronics item with similar dimensions and a similar weight for the package (within 0.2 pounds or so)

I will be ordering both items either today or tomorrow to the same address, from different accounts and payment methods. Is this a dumb idea? Should I try to get the dummy item sent to another location or does it not really matter?

Also,  I got an ofm warning email ~4 months ago for SE'ing a similar item via the Disposed of Faulty Item method. After I received the email I contacted them back and asked why I was given a warning, to which they replied that my account is fine and that I don't need to worry. Since then, I've made about $700 of legit purchases. Do you think my account is in good enough standing to attempt this SE? Any other thoughts? Thx

Definitely need it sent to a different address.

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RE: Amazon gpu SE #3
(07-21-2022, 12:19 AM)Smate27 Wrote:
(07-21-2022, 12:17 AM)rumham6969 Wrote: Piggybacking off a recent thread on here, I want to go ahead and do a Wrong Item Received method for a gpu from amazon. The card is worth about ~1k. I've selected an electronics item with similar dimensions and a similar weight for the package (within 0.2 pounds or so)

I will be ordering both items either today or tomorrow to the same address, from different accounts and payment methods. Is this a dumb idea? Should I try to get the dummy item sent to another location or does it not really matter?

Also,  I got an ofm warning email ~4 months ago for SE'ing a similar item via the Disposed of Faulty Item method. After I received the email I contacted them back and asked why I was given a warning, to which they replied that my account is fine and that I don't need to worry. Since then, I've made about $700 of legit purchases. Do you think my account is in good enough standing to attempt this SE? Any other thoughts? Thx

Definitely need it sent to a different address.

Considering I only have one address and don't want to get anyone else involved in this SE, do you think sending the dummy item to a nearby Amazon Locker is a good idea? And will it be suspicious if I use a family member's Amazon account and payment details (same surname) or am I thinking too deeply about it
(This post was last modified: 07-21-2022, 12:28 AM by rumham6969.)

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RE: Amazon gpu SE #4
what item are you gonna say you got instead? i think with wrong item you need to get the weight somewhat close

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RE: Amazon gpu SE #5
(07-21-2022, 12:26 AM)rumham6969 Wrote: Considering I only have one address and don't want to get anyone else involved in this SE
The wrong Item must be sent to another address.

If an Investigation Is opened and the account details are cross-checked, the matching address will be Identified.
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