[A1.lds]

This will be my first time refunding and I will be trying it on AirPods- Im wondering how the empty box method works.
Do I say that the Amazon box was empty or do I say that the AirPods box was empty?

Also would it be possible to do it on a brand new account?

[paulisw]

If you are doing it on brand new account I would suggest picking cheaper items. Basically, the more expensive the item, the more established your account should be for a higher success rate.

[mothered]

Moved from The Lounge forum to Social Engineering.

do I say that the AirPods box was empty?

^ This.

Also would it be possible to do it on a brand new account?

Does It not have a single transaction?

[A1.lds]

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Moved from The Lounge forum to Social Engineering.

do I say that the AirPods box was empty?

^ This.

Also would it be possible to do it on a brand new account?

Does It not have a single transaction?
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It has 3 past transactions

[mothered]

It has 3 past transactions

Assuming they're legit transactions without any complications, your SE Is ready to go.

[mothered]

.....

I see your other post containing some details about the claim's progress.

If the company's request still stands, let me know If you require assistance.

[mothered]

I've got a completely legitimate Amazon account with several orders over a span of a couple of years. I ordered a camera about a month and a couple of days ago and have continuously tried getting a refund on it, saying the package hadn't arrived even though it was an OTP delivery and of course the refund failed. Is there any way I can still get a refund on it? I'd be massively grateful if someone could help me out. (I don't have the Amazon box it came in).

Rather than hijacking this thread, I kindly suggest creating one of your own.

[mothered]

sorry, I'm completely new to this site. Didn't know

It's no problem at all.

My previous post Is simply a friendly reminder.