[mothered]

Completely makes sense. Thanks again for your insights.

You're welcome, It's my pleasure.

[yosoydoncorleone]

any updates? your idea sounds interesting

[fixxxer777]

any updates? your idea sounds interesting

It failed after using the dry ice.... Long story short, Apple received an empty box. They started an investigation contacting Fedex and closed the case against my favor. I would say my SE was not that great.

[bruhaint]

instead of using dry ice method to match the weight, send a random book then cut out a piece in the box and stick a different tape. Show that macbook is actually stolen and replaced with something else.

Companies, especially Apple, have grown smarter over time and tightened their claim assessments.

It's obviously nowhere near as effective as dry Ice. It may work, but do expect a very lengthy and arduous process.

what is the dry ice method

[mothered]

instead of using dry ice method to match the weight, send a random book then cut out a piece in the box and stick a different tape. Show that macbook is actually stolen and replaced with something else.

Companies, especially Apple, have grown smarter over time and tightened their claim assessments.

It's obviously nowhere near as effective as dry Ice. It may work, but do expect a very lengthy and arduous process.

what is the dry ice  method

I don't have time to elaborate.

Use the board's search function.

[yahen35988]

any updates? your idea sounds interesting

It failed after using the dry ice.... Long story short, Apple received an empty box. They started an investigation contacting Fedex and closed the case against my favor. I would say my SE was not that great.

Did you fail the dry ice methode, or they just denied your request wuthout any reason?
I mean, if the packages is dropped at 1+ kg, what's the problem? They can't say it was empty!