[Tibo inc]

An Investigation Is by no means a failed SE. It's simply part of company protocol based on the circumstances at the time. In fact, the major of SEs have a successful outcome.

Given the said Items are extremely light and compact, the box method Is best suited.

The box method being what exactly?

You claim the Item Is defective and when they request to return It, you send the package without the Item.

There must be a tear on the package (and sealed with different colored tape), to give the Impression as though It was tampered with and the Item stolen during transit.

You may want to put some dry ice in there aswell so a weight registers. This will make it seem more likely that you parcel was tampered with.

[mothered]

The box method being what exactly?

You claim the Item Is defective and when they request to return It, you send the package without the Item.

There must be a tear on the package (and sealed with different colored tape), to give the Impression as though It was tampered with and the Item stolen during transit.

You may want to put some dry ice in there aswell so a weight registers. This will make it seem more likely that you parcel was tampered with.

Not In this case.

The question was:

Would I have to sign for an Apple Watch/Airpods?

The above Items are extremely light and are quite compact, so there'll be very minimal (f any for the Airpods) difference In weight to that of an empty package/box. If need be, a little extra packing will take care of It

[FinalFear]

An Investigation Is by no means a failed SE. It's simply part of company protocol based on the circumstances at the time. In fact, the major of SEs have a successful outcome.

Given the said Items are extremely light and compact, the box method Is best suited.

The box method being what exactly?

You claim the Item Is defective and when they request to return It, you send the package without the Item.

There must be a tear on the package (and sealed with different colored tape), to give the Impression as though It was tampered with and the Item stolen during transit.

Ok, but wouldent this cause a large investigation?

[casperandersen]

it might do that, but in most cases you should be good. Depends on the value of the package

[FinalFear]

it might do that, but in most cases you should be good. Depends on the value of the package

Well it would be around $150-$350 depends on if I get an Apple Watch/AirPod

[casperandersen]

that should be enough to open an investigation, but if you play your cards right, it won't be a problem

[FinalFear]

that should be enough to open an investigation, but if you play your cards right, it won't be a problem

What tactics will they use? Like do I have to do anything doe the investigation, and what should I avoid?

[casperandersen]

i am not entirely sure. Last time i was in an investigation, they fixed the stuff internally, and i only had to supply my information. So i am not sure. But you can always just try, and if any problems occur, you can message me, or someone else on the forum. We will always try our best to help you out

[mothered]

The box method being what exactly?

You claim the Item Is defective and when they request to return It, you send the package without the Item.

There must be a tear on the package (and sealed with different colored tape), to give the Impression as though It was tampered with and the Item stolen during transit.

Ok, but wouldent this cause a large investigation?

You're only SEing an AirPod or Apple Watch, both of which are low value Items.

As said, an Investigation Is part of company protocol, nothing more.

[FinalFear]

You claim the Item Is defective and when they request to return It, you send the package without the Item.

There must be a tear on the package (and sealed with different colored tape), to give the Impression as though It was tampered with and the Item stolen during transit.

Ok, but wouldent this cause a large investigation?

You're only SEing an AirPod or Apple Watch, both of which are low value Items.

As said, an Investigation Is part of company protocol, nothing more.

Another quick question, my amazon account only has 2 purchases on it, what are the odds of the SE working? Or does order amount not matter if I’m going to only do 1 SE from this account before making a new one?