[Defeat]

Yes, if you take a look on here 9/10 times it's a failure. One guy ended up getting a refund and then they contacted him after telling him he sent the wrong item. 1 other guy succeeded and I told him to report back because they may very well reach back out. If it's an expensive item, I imagine they're definitely checking because they're aware of what's going on. Amazon seems to have expanded their fraud/account specialist team in the last year. They've also taken a lot of measures through carriers to avoid being boxed (in Canada at least), particularly to fight the rampant FTID/LIT.

I'm curious, what was the value?

The value wasn't that high, around 300 euro. I guess we have to find different/better ways to get the job done. One more thing that makes me wonder... the item was an SSD  and the only way to find out the item was different was if they connect it to a computer, because it looked exactly the same as the original item...

It's got to be because a lot of people do SSDs. I can't see the value being the issue. Looking at the SSD there's not unique identifiable #? It seems a little extreme for them to do all that.