[mothered]

I don't recall exactly where, but I've come across a similar method and It does In fact work.

If you follow the steps accordingly, you can't really go wrong.

[pzao]

Aren't batteries extremely cheap? What's the point of doing this?

[Vanfuzzy]

Aren't batteries extremely cheap? What's the point of doing this?

You can bulk them. Personally i have only done about £50 worth but i'm sure you could do more.

- Free shit is still free

[Byakuya Kuchiki]

Hmm I don't think this works in the UK, If it's damaged your product then you will need to send them the product to investigate in order for this SE to work

[pzao]

Aren't batteries extremely cheap? What's the point of doing this?

You can bulk them. Personally i have only done about £50 worth but i'm sure you could do more.

- Free shit is still free

Good point. Thanks for sharing.

[tester123]

Hmm I don't think this works in the UK, If it's damaged your product then you will need to send them the product to investigate in order for this SE to work

Arguably, if you say is leaked and gone all over your stuff. You can't send it. Post office won't take battery acid or broken batteries ever since the exploding Samsungs.

Another note, any idea if this would work for the bigger batteries such as the camera ones?

[Vanfuzzy]

Hmm I don't think this works in the UK, If it's damaged your product then you will need to send them the product to investigate in order for this SE to work

They only seem to investigate if the "damaged" product is costly.

[Pamqlz81212]

I've done this before in the past, can confirm working in canada

[VilePyromancer]

I actually have a method where you can get Duracell to send you a check in the mail for a very high amount. I used to use it when they were owned my P&G but even though they are owned by Berkshire Hathaway (Warren Buffet) and they are dicks, it is still possible to get a decent amount of money out of them.