Free Ollie Darkside (Home Defence MaYBE : ))) ) 06-15-2022, 12:20 PM
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edit: Below is a disclaimer regarding this method
As the user Vola so kindly pointed out, he was able to get to the point of eluding to replacement. Though he fell short in providing POP that pertained to a store that carries the attempted product, as well as one that falls within their one year warranty. Granted this method is a little bit old, and hasn't been used by me in a while - though what I can say, is that Sphero are very likely unwise to most if not all forms of SE and warranty fraud, so if you are a budding social engineer or are good at doing your own thing Sphero is untapped and unsaturated potential.
Original method and post below : )
Here is my first gift to the community, a Sphero method I tech'd together whilst on vacation a few years back - I know this company isn't saturated, so this should still do nicely.
The first thing you're going to want to do is obtain a serial number for the product in question. This can be done a couple ways which I will detail below unless your friend owns one or something.
eBay: Go onto ebay, message a seller saying something along the lines of: "Hey, I want to purchase one of these for my son, but the last time I did so I got scammed.. would you be able to send me a picture of the serial number so I know you have it?" obviously you budding social engineers will write something with a bit more suave and personality, but for the sake of demonstration this works fine.
YouTube: If you don't know this one, it's a good piece of info to have in your arsenal. Essentially look for an unboxing of your desired product and then skim for CSI style to try and find the serial number, works even better if you can get a clear screenshot that looks like a picture - pretty simple, aye?
Now that you have your serial number, head over to: https://support.sphero.com and find the relevant emails, numbers or whatever.
Send an email to them saying you got the Ollie very recently and it just isn't turning on, provide the serial number etc.
They should ask you to send it back (but maybe not), at this point wait a day or two and then write back saying something like: "I'm unable to send it back because the battery is bulging and the postal service cannot take it for risk of explosion."
At this point they should ask you for your shipping address, provide it and enjoy : ^)
This is my first post, so sorry about the weird format - I like to be wordsy because I think it helps me get my point across although it probably doesn't lmao.
Be sure to upvote and comment - all that good jazz : )
As the user Vola so kindly pointed out, he was able to get to the point of eluding to replacement. Though he fell short in providing POP that pertained to a store that carries the attempted product, as well as one that falls within their one year warranty. Granted this method is a little bit old, and hasn't been used by me in a while - though what I can say, is that Sphero are very likely unwise to most if not all forms of SE and warranty fraud, so if you are a budding social engineer or are good at doing your own thing Sphero is untapped and unsaturated potential.
Original method and post below : )
Here is my first gift to the community, a Sphero method I tech'd together whilst on vacation a few years back - I know this company isn't saturated, so this should still do nicely.
The first thing you're going to want to do is obtain a serial number for the product in question. This can be done a couple ways which I will detail below unless your friend owns one or something.
eBay: Go onto ebay, message a seller saying something along the lines of: "Hey, I want to purchase one of these for my son, but the last time I did so I got scammed.. would you be able to send me a picture of the serial number so I know you have it?" obviously you budding social engineers will write something with a bit more suave and personality, but for the sake of demonstration this works fine.
YouTube: If you don't know this one, it's a good piece of info to have in your arsenal. Essentially look for an unboxing of your desired product and then skim for CSI style to try and find the serial number, works even better if you can get a clear screenshot that looks like a picture - pretty simple, aye?
Now that you have your serial number, head over to: https://support.sphero.com and find the relevant emails, numbers or whatever.
Send an email to them saying you got the Ollie very recently and it just isn't turning on, provide the serial number etc.
They should ask you to send it back (but maybe not), at this point wait a day or two and then write back saying something like: "I'm unable to send it back because the battery is bulging and the postal service cannot take it for risk of explosion."
At this point they should ask you for your shipping address, provide it and enjoy : ^)
This is my first post, so sorry about the weird format - I like to be wordsy because I think it helps me get my point across although it probably doesn't lmao.
Be sure to upvote and comment - all that good jazz : )
(This post was last modified: 07-03-2022, 03:20 PM by TheRealInterMafia.)
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