Hsbshsujwhe8273737 05-09-2018, 08:47 PM
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(This post was last modified: 10-10-2021, 05:22 PM by Hypersomnia.)
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(05-09-2018, 08:47 PM)Hypersomnia Wrote: Hello everyone,
I'm back on the forum with a pretty simple question, a little method i want to try. (nothing new at all)
Let's say I buy a laptop from whatever amazon you guys want, (italian, german, american ect...) and let's say i simply contact them and tell them the item doesn't work properly, in this case we'll say it doesn't turn on.
That done, we simply remove the HDD/SDD (SDD it's better, 5400 rpm hdds are extremely cheap and slow) and close the laptop like it was new again, then of course, we send the pc back to amazon.
What is the realistic possiblity they can catch you doing this? If you say it doesn't work, then they could think the laptop got shipped without storage.
The same can be applied to Gaming pcs (and i mean big ones, full size and pre-assembled) sold (as always) from amazon.
You can just say you received the pc with some of the components inside wrong, and just send it back with, let's say, your old motherboard and old cpu, just to make it seem believeable.
That means you would have a free cpu and motherboard by just giving away your old stuff that it's maybe too slow to game or whatever.
I already know amazon often doesn't even check the items that come in, i remember a guy here in this forum saying he built his gaming pc completely from SE'ing (if you are here my friend, feel free to go into details, really interesting matter)
What are your opinions peeps?