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Best method to SE GPU weighing 2.6Kg Amazon #1
Hey guys, need some suggestions for this. My account is many years old, and I wanna SE a GPU worth £1200. What would be the best method? Also, if they request to sign an affidavit, and I've been told not to sign it, what am i to do from there? Thanks guys

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RE: Best method to SE GPU weighing 2.6Kg Amazon #2
If you're not experienced in SE with that price(£1200) it would be too risky. I would recommend, some SE services out there, that take 15% price of the product your purchasing.

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RE: Best method to SE GPU weighing 2.6Kg Amazon #3
Just return an old gpu with the correct retail packaging and a similar weight, you'll get the refund 1 hour after dropping it in at the post office.

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RE: Best method to SE GPU weighing 2.6Kg Amazon #4
Quote:What would be the best method?
DNA, boxing or wrong Item received method.

Preferably the latter.
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RE: Best method to SE GPU weighing 2.6Kg Amazon #5
If i did wrong item, and they ask me to sign an affidavit, which i won't sign, what are my options from there? Or should i not contact support, and just use their RMA process using the reason "Wrong Item" in the drop down box? Thanks guys, appreciate the advice!
(This post was last modified: 09-06-2019, 03:18 PM by NoodlePoodle.)

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RE: Best method to SE GPU weighing 2.6Kg Amazon #6
(09-06-2019, 03:11 PM)NoodlePoodle Wrote: If i did wrong item, and they ask me to sign an affidavit, which i won't sign, what are my options from there? Or should i not contact support, and just use their RMA process using the reason "Wrong Item" in the drop down box? Thanks guys, appreciate the advice!
i have done wrong item with airpods which werent nearly as much as your gpu and i didnt contact support, just used the 'wrong item' on RMA and received my refund a week later, im not 100% sure if you need to contact support, ive also heard that the price for the item doesnt matter when using wrong item which im also no completely sure, if someone could confirm that it would be great.

also correct me if im wrong but when looking at the weight on amazon make sure to check the shipping weight and not the item wight as the item weight is only the card itself excluding the box and other things that may come in the box
(This post was last modified: 09-06-2019, 07:32 PM by Ddog.)

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RE: Best method to SE GPU weighing 2.6Kg Amazon #7
(09-06-2019, 03:11 PM)NoodlePoodle Wrote: If i did wrong item, and they ask me to sign an affidavit

This doesn't happen very often for the wrong Item.

What exactly was the wrong Item, Inclusive of It's weight?
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RE: Best method to SE GPU weighing 2.6Kg Amazon #8
(09-07-2019, 05:04 AM)mothered Wrote:
(09-06-2019, 03:11 PM)NoodlePoodle Wrote: If i did wrong item, and they ask me to sign an affidavit

This doesn't happen very often for the wrong Item.

What exactly was the wrong Item, Inclusive of It's weight?

So for this ongoing S/E for a motherboard about £500, i sent the wrong item back which was paper that is sold and fulfilled by Amazon, and weighs the same amount as the item i purchased. They are still asking me to sign the affidavit, even though they've received the wrong item. Please advise. Thank you

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RE: Best method to SE GPU weighing 2.6Kg Amazon #9
(09-10-2019, 12:40 PM)NoodlePoodle Wrote:
(09-07-2019, 05:04 AM)mothered Wrote:
(09-06-2019, 03:11 PM)NoodlePoodle Wrote: If i did wrong item, and they ask me to sign an affidavit

This doesn't happen very often for the wrong Item.

What exactly was the wrong Item, Inclusive of It's weight?

So for this ongoing S/E for a motherboard about £500, i sent the wrong item back which was paper that is sold and fulfilled by Amazon, and weighs the same amount as the item i purchased. They are still asking me to sign the affidavit, even though they've received the wrong item. Please advise. Thank you

An affidavit Is admissible In court, so I strongly suggest not to sign It.
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