[Bruhmomento1337]

Howdy

So I know that empty box is plausible on CPUs that aren't visible from outside of the box but if it's a $600 product will it go any different? Can amazon just outright refuse to issue you a refund? Or will it just be a lengthier claim?

[mothered]

If It's visible externally, they'll use that In their defence (and say It was enclosed) to decline the claim, Irrespective of Item value.

[DonPipe]

I’ve been told by a friend that he just met an ARMAZON WORKER, my friends states that SHE works at quality assurance in amazon .MX right on the warehouse / distribution center and has contact with returns dept, since there is a lot of returns per day SHE told him that they do not verify each package and that these returns are placed in palettes that go into liquidations. Do not believe in everything I said it might be True or false.

[TorUser827PlsNoBan]

If It's visible externally, they'll use that In their defence (and say It was enclosed) to decline the claim, Irrespective of Item value.

If it's externally visible you can still EB it but the claim had to fault the delivery system.
I don't want to go into to much because the way I did it was extremely specific but if you claim the package was damaged during transport and the item went missing as a result of that damage that counters any pictures they take at the time of sending it.

[Bruhmomento1337]

If It's visible externally, they'll use that In their defence (and say It was enclosed) to decline the claim, Irrespective of Item value.

Hey mothered

Yeah I know but the newest cpu which is the i9-13900k is enclosed in another circular box and from what I've seen from unboxing videos it's not visible


What I meant to ask is if Empty box would work on it despite the price tag being $600?

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If It's visible externally, they'll use that In their defence (and say It was enclosed) to decline the claim, Irrespective of Item value.

If it's externally visible you can still EB it but the claim had to fault the delivery system.
I don't want to go into to much because the way I did it was extremely specific but if you claim the package was damaged during transport and the item went missing as a result of that damage that counters any pictures they take at the time of sending it.

The thing is it ain't visible as it's covered by some gold circular box from what I saw in unboxing videos, but does empty box work for high value items like this?

[TorUser827PlsNoBan]

EB's success depends on the company and the policy not the value of the item I need to qualify that with I'm still new to this as well but I've done some EB's a little below that price range.

[Bruhmomento1337]

EB's success depends on the company and the policy not the value of the item I need to qualify that with I'm still new to this as well but I've done some EB's a little below that price range.

Ah so i assume i have fairly decents odds because im doing it with Amazon

[mothered]

I don't want to go into to much because the way I did it was extremely specific but if you claim the package was damaged during transport and the item went missing as a result of that damage that counters any pictures they take at the time of sending it.

^ It's called the damaged package method, of which I've written an In depth article on my blog under that very title.

[TorUser827PlsNoBan]

I don't want to go into to much because the way I did it was extremely specific but if you claim the package was damaged during transport and the item went missing as a result of that damage that counters any pictures they take at the time of sending it.

^ It's called the damaged package method, of which I've written an In depth article on my blog under that very title.

And here I thought I invented something new.

[Alz007]

EB's success depends on the company and the policy not the value of the item I need to qualify that with I'm still new to this as well but I've done some EB's a little below that price range.

Plz keep us updated, I would like to EB this same CPU on amazon