[Noob]

Company Name: Fujitsu
Contact Page: http://www.fujitsu.com/us/about/resources/contact/
Requirements: Serial, Drop Address
Hardness: Normal
Retail Package: Yes
Estimated Profit: up to $800

How to do it?
1. Hit up Fujitsu by phone and say your scanner is broken and provide them a model number
2. They'll ask for a serial number give it to them.
3. They'll create a ticket and ask you to sign an agreement saying that you'll send it back (hence needing a drop)
4. Sign the agreement and you should get the product within a few days.
5. Massive profit???

[Aeolian]

Well this is fairly basic stuff, I think everyone knows how to do this.

You should show conversations from your previous experience so people can learn alot quicker, you should also add some more information regarding the method.

Overall, continue sharing some neat stuff.

[enemi]

New poster here, complete noob to SE.

I understand the basics for Amazon method; but for this - it seems a bit tricky.

Firstly, do you need to actually own any Fujitsu products?

Secondly, if you don't; how do you provide a valid serial number?

Thirdly, it says you have to sign an agreement and send the product back (Do you just sign the agreement and not send anything back, assuming you actually have a Fujitsu product in the first place?)

Sorry if the questions are completely stupid but hopefully my questions will help others who may be new to this too.

And thanks for sharing!

[mothered]

if you don't; how do you provide a valid serial number?

Have a look on eBay, pretend you're Interested In purchasing a scanner from a given seller and tell him/her that you wish to confirm the scanner Is not stolen by cross-checking It's serial number.

As such, you'll have the serial number. Give the seller peace of mind that you'll purchase the Item once It's confirmed. Of course, you have no Intention to buy It.

[Darkbyte]

For serial numbers you can get most with sentry I have a guide on another forum I made ill post it here soon when im on pc.

[dogerki]

Out of curiosity, they don't require a signature? Probably not since it's a drop.