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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.

It's a very effective method, which leaves companies and carriers without any ammunition In their defence.

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Buy it on Ebay from a company like Newegg or Antonline and remove the return reference numbers in Photoshop/Acrobat Reader Pro and change the sender name and address and change the tracking numbers last 4 digits to something random so the company wont be able to understand who sent the package. The return will be marked as delivered on Ebays system and then the seller has around 2-3 days to refund you, if they dont you just ask Ebay to step in and they will automatically refund you your money. I always recommended removing your accounts info off the return label or just sending it to another address in the same zip code because if a seller reports your account it can actually end up getting it banned if it happens two or three times but large companies Ebay shop usually never bother. Much quicker than doing it on Amazon.

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Buy it on Ebay from a company like Newegg or Antonline and remove the return reference numbers in Photoshop/Acrobat Reader Pro and change the sender name and address and change the tracking numbers last 4 digits to something random so the company wont be able to understand who sent the package. The return will be marked as delivered on Ebays system and then the seller has around 2-3 days to refund you, if they dont you just ask Ebay to step in and they will automatically refund you your money.  I always recommended removing your accounts info off the return label or just sending it to another address in the same zip code because if a seller reports your account it can actually end up getting it banned if it happens two or three times but large companies Ebay shop usually never bother.  Much quicker than doing it on Amazon.

That's basically FTID. You mean changing the delivery address of the return? You put some real address which is near the original one? Then someone would receive a free high value item lol

But then it won't go to the warehouse, how could Ebay mark it as delivered?

[x79ftw]

Buy it on Ebay from a company like Newegg or Antonline and remove the return reference numbers in Photoshop/Acrobat Reader Pro and change the sender name and address and change the tracking numbers last 4 digits to something random so the company wont be able to understand who sent the package. The return will be marked as delivered on Ebays system and then the seller has around 2-3 days to refund you, if they dont you just ask Ebay to step in and they will automatically refund you your money.  I always recommended removing your accounts info off the return label or just sending it to another address in the same zip code because if a seller reports your account it can actually end up getting it banned if it happens two or three times but large companies Ebay shop usually never bother.  Much quicker than doing it on Amazon.

That's basically FTID. You mean changing the delivery address of the return? You put some real address which is near the original one? Then someone would receive a free high value item lol

But then it won't go to the warehouse, how could Ebay mark it as delivered?

No, once you get the return label from the seller, you just erase "your" original shipping address and type in some generic sounding name/address for the "sender" address, then erase the RMA ref codes on the bottom of the label and change the last 4 digits of the tracking number. It will get delivered to the sellers address correctly because you dont really have to change the sellers address, the seller will just think its some random package or just that the return is lost in transit because the senders name, address, tracking number, and lack of RMA ref numbers dont match any information the ebay seller has on file.

[Checkpoint]

Buy it on Ebay from a company like Newegg or Antonline and remove the return reference numbers in Photoshop/Acrobat Reader Pro and change the sender name and address and change the tracking numbers last 4 digits to something random so the company wont be able to understand who sent the package. The return will be marked as delivered on Ebays system and then the seller has around 2-3 days to refund you, if they dont you just ask Ebay to step in and they will automatically refund you your money.  I always recommended removing your accounts info off the return label or just sending it to another address in the same zip code because if a seller reports your account it can actually end up getting it banned if it happens two or three times but large companies Ebay shop usually never bother.  Much quicker than doing it on Amazon.

That's basically FTID. You mean changing the delivery address of the return? You put some real address which is near the original one? Then someone would receive a free high value item lol

But then it won't go to the warehouse, how could Ebay mark it as delivered?

No, once you get the return label from the seller, you just erase "your" original shipping address and type in some generic sounding name/address for the "sender" address, then erase the RMA ref codes on the bottom of the label and change the last 4 digits of the tracking number.  It will get delivered to the sellers address correctly because you dont really have to change the sellers address, the seller will just think its some random package or just that the return is lost in transit because the senders name, address, tracking number, and lack of RMA ref numbers dont match any information the ebay seller has on file.

Nice, it sounds good. Did you send back just an empty envelope, or a package filled with random items? I mean did you account for the weight of the original item?