[db8803]

thank you for your reply it is much appreciated

[mothered]

I am aware that every box which does not reveal it's content before opening is OK, but some are just easier to manipulate. I am talking about items worth the effort not something for $50-100. Sure you can do Iphone 12, but you will need the plastic sealing covering the box and you need to make it look authentic enough. This means longer process with smaller chances of success.

An excellent approach and very well elaborated with the sealed box method's suitability, as well as Items worthy of SEing.

The Bose Home Speaker 500 valued at around 400$, Is well-suited. The box does not have clear film, Is fully enclosed In cardboard and only a small rectangular seal required to open It.

[SuperHans]

Just be aware that not every item comes sealed, I've had expensive stuff just come in a box that can be opened without breaking a seal.

It might be worth sealing an item (that isn't usually sealed), to hopefully put off any workers opening the box.

But re quality of plastic sealing, I suppose you just practice (watch vids on YouTube) until you're good enough. You also need to research the different types of plastic (some are difficult to work with/or are crap quality).