[Kaedrov]

I think the receptionist wouldn’t care/I could try to get my goods from them without them realizing.

However If she's signed with a real signature and Is questioned through an Investigation, that's when problems will be experienced.

Xbox series s variance seems to be within the 120g range.

Then It's fine.

Hi, if I were to open the series s box and take the controller out prior to returning the “wrong item” is that fine or would it definitively cause issues? I’ve seen now that my gpu in box is 7.6 lbs, while the xbox is 8.3 Doing the math taking out the controller would get me down to under 50 grams variance.

[mothered]

Hi, if I were to open the series s box and take the controller out prior to returning the “wrong item” is that fine or would it definitively cause issues?

If they go by the dispatched or manufacturer's weight, they'd Identify Its actual weight and also the variance between the two Items.

If the return weight Is assessed In the claim, then yes, your approach will work.

[Kaedrov]

Hi, if I were to open the series s box and take the controller out prior to returning the “wrong item” is that fine or would it definitively cause issues?

If they go by the dispatched or manufacturer's weight, they'd Identify Its actual weight and also the variance between the two Items.

If the return weight Is assessed In the claim, then yes, your approach will work.

I attempted to empty box an SSD, and amazon asked for a police report. Id rather not waste a police report on something of that price. You think I can contact them tomorrow saying my neighbor actually swapped packages with me, or some shit. And I have my ssd now. Then in a few days try to DNA a motherboard i’m receiving. It’s worth more so I’d rather go for that, but if it’s too suspicious I can just stick to the SSD. Would love to hear your insight.

[mothered]

I attempted to empty box an SSD, and amazon asked for a police report. Id rather not waste a police report on something of that price. You think I can contact them tomorrow saying my neighbor actually swapped packages with me, or some shit. And I have my ssd now. Then in a few days try to DNA a motherboard i’m receiving. It’s worth more so I’d rather go for that, but if it’s too suspicious I can just stick to the SSD. Would love to hear your insight.

Hitting two separate claims In such close timing Is likely to raise suspicion.

[Kaedrov]

I attempted to empty box an SSD, and amazon asked for a police report. Id rather not waste a police report on something of that price. You think I can contact them tomorrow saying my neighbor actually swapped packages with me, or some shit. And I have my ssd now. Then in a few days try to DNA a motherboard i’m receiving. It’s worth more so I’d rather go for that, but if it’s too suspicious I can just stick to the SSD. Would love to hear your insight.

Hitting two separate claims In such close timing Is likely to raise suspicion.

Even if I say it was a mistake and everything is fine ?

[mothered]

I attempted to empty box an SSD, and amazon asked for a police report. Id rather not waste a police report on something of that price. You think I can contact them tomorrow saying my neighbor actually swapped packages with me, or some shit. And I have my ssd now. Then in a few days try to DNA a motherboard i’m receiving. It’s worth more so I’d rather go for that, but if it’s too suspicious I can just stick to the SSD. Would love to hear your insight.

Hitting two separate claims In such close timing Is likely to raise suspicion.

Even if I say it was a mistake and everything is fine ?

It doesn't change the fact that you Initially claimed missing goods.

And then another claim a few days later for a missing package via the DNA. Same account, similar approach - It's very likely to attract attention.

[Champagne Penguin]

Hi,
I’m new to social engineering and would like some insight on my strat to SE, AirPods Pro 2 from Amazon. My plan is to use DNA and have someone else collect the parcel for me then I claim I never received it and then request for a refund. I intend to use my main account as I’ve made numerous of purchases on the account and processed refunds over the years as a normal customer. My issue is the item being worth approximately 245 will it reduce the chances of the SE being successful? 

[Kaedrov]

Hitting two separate claims In such close timing Is likely to raise suspicion.

Even if I say it was a mistake and everything is fine ?

It doesn't change the fact that you Initially claimed missing goods.

And then another claim a few days later for a missing package via the DNA. Same account, similar approach - It's very likely to attract attention.

I see. I’ll attempt to wrong item received my 4080 comings tomorrow, and if I don’t have to file a police report i’ll file one for the ssd and send it to amazon. (These are two separate accounts with different orders so I’m not worried)

[mothered]

I see. I’ll attempt to wrong item received my 4080 comings tomorrow, and if I don’t have to file a police report i’ll file one for the ssd and send it to amazon. (These are two separate accounts with different orders so I’m not worried)

The wrong Item received doesn't trigger a PR, so you'll be fine.

[Kaedrov]

I see. I’ll attempt to wrong item received my 4080 comings tomorrow, and if I don’t have to file a police report i’ll file one for the ssd and send it to amazon. (These are two separate accounts with different orders so I’m not worried)

The wrong Item received doesn't trigger a PR, so you'll be fine.

If the wrong item delivered doesn’t come tomorrow but instead arrived early and came today, what can I do? Is wrong item received still possible or am I fucked ?