[azizouma]

Hello everyone,

I was thinking about doing empty box on jewelry items has it is pretty expensive and don't weight much.

Does anyone have experience doing that ? Is it kinda easy ? Doable with a fresh account ?

Do you have some website to recommend for EU ?

Maybe that it's gonna be difficult to hit a brand website directly has it is small team I guess ?

[Leonidas76]

I would suggest using the EB method as jewelry is usually light. Make sure the weight is less than 120g and then you should be fine

[mothered]

empty box on jewelry items has it is pretty expensive and don't weight much.

What's the precise weight of the Item you have In mind?

Doable with a fresh account ?

Are there any transactions on the account?

Maybe that it's gonna be difficult to hit a brand website directly has it is small team I guess ?

It's not good practice to target retailers on a small scale.

[Mark0thepolo]

Maybe that it's gonna be difficult to hit a brand website directly has it is small team I guess ?

It's not good practice to target retailers on a small scale.
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I just wanted to highlight this. You will have better luck on larger companies anyways.

[azizouma]

empty box on jewelry items has it is pretty expensive and don't weight much.

What's the precise weight of the Item you have In mind?

Doable with a fresh account ?

Are there any transactions on the account?

I was thinking about a ring or a bracelet. It would probably be something less than 40g.

If something not to expensive can be found on the website maybe one transaction a couple weeks before the order, but not if it the website is only high end products that cost a lot.

Maybe that it's gonna be difficult to hit a brand website directly has it is small team I guess ?

It's not good practice to target retailers on a small scale.

I meant hitting big brands websites (such as Cartier or Tiffany) instead of hitting third party website. You think a third party website would be easier ?

[mothered]

I was thinking about a ring or a bracelet. It would probably be something less than 40g.

Perfect for the EB/missing Item method.

If something not to expensive can be found on the website maybe one transaction a couple weeks before the order

Yes, It's good practice to perform at least one transaction prior to hitting the SE.

I meant hitting big brands websites (such as Cartier or Tiffany) instead of hitting third party website.

Understood.

That's the correct approach.

You think a third party website would be easier ?

It's Impossible to generalize.

[Ordnael92]

I recently wrote a thread about that: fresh account and not that big of a business, as it only operates in Italy (Stroili Oro, let's say it's a medium-sized business).
My overall experience was totally positive but hey, different brands, different possibile outcomes!
I'd personally say to go for it, totally.