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Jewelry 06-26-2020, 10:05 AM
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Hi guys! I have been reading alot of threads now and ive gotten the opinion that its very hard to Se/Refund jewelry. How is that coming? Since it often very light in Grams and can still be very value hence the Empty box would fit? Or DNA since its high value it can happen people steal it in transit or by the door. Appreciate all answers! Thanks in advance! Big up to all who is Helping eachother[emoji106]
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RE: Jewelry 06-26-2020, 10:40 AM
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Also interested to see if anyone has any info on this. If you buy a Rolex(s) online surely it won't come via armed convoy.
So lol.
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RE: Jewelry 06-26-2020, 10:48 AM
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Quote:its very hard to Se/Refund jewelry
Really? Quite the contrary. Unless we're talking about a 10k diamond ring, as you've mentioned, the missing Item method Is well-suited.
Quote:Or DNA since its high value it can happen people steal it in transit or by the door.
This Is Irrelevant- no one knows exactly what's Inside an enclosed package that's In transit, or placed at the doorstep. For all they know, It could contain a silver-plated keychain worth 20$.
What's the precise weight and value of the Item you're planning to SE?
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Jewelry 06-26-2020, 10:55 AM
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(06-26-2020, 10:48 AM)mothered Wrote: Quote:its very hard to Se/Refund jewelry
Really? Quite the contrary. Unless we're talking about a 10k diamond ring, as you've mentioned, the missing Item method Is well-suited.
Quote:Or DNA since its high value it can happen people steal it in transit or by the door.
This Is Irrelevant- no one knows exactly what's Inside an enclosed package that's In transit, or placed at the doorstep. For all they know, It could contain a silver-plated keychain worth 20$.
What's the precise weight and value of the Item you're planning to SE?
Havent planed anything just speking generelly.
But maybe a gold ring 18k 3g weight and maybe around 250-300€
This is from their terms
Sounds good to me i guess?
”We are responsible for the transport risk of the goods sent from our warehouse. Should a shipment be broken or damaged when you pick it up, contact the carrier. Missing items on delivery, please contact our customer service.”
(This post was last modified: 06-26-2020, 11:01 AM by Hora1.)
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RE: Jewelry 06-26-2020, 11:03 AM
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(06-26-2020, 10:48 AM)mothered Wrote: Quote:its very hard to Se/Refund jewelry
Really? Quite the contrary. Unless we're talking about a 10k diamond ring, as you've mentioned, the missing Item method Is well-suited.
Quote:Or DNA since its high value it can happen people steal it in transit or by the door.
This Is Irrelevant- no one knows exactly what's Inside an enclosed package that's In transit, or placed at the doorstep. For all they know, It could contain a silver-plated keychain worth 20$.
What's the precise weight and value of the Item you're planning to SE?
What makes a 10k diamond ring so hard per se? Out of curiosity. As I have absolutely 0 experience with anything relating to jewelry, nevermind buying it.
And what about if I'm trying to acquire a £10,000 Rolex, weight 150-200 grams?
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Jewelry 06-26-2020, 11:15 AM
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(06-26-2020, 11:03 AM)durden666 Wrote: (06-26-2020, 10:48 AM)mothered Wrote: Quote:its very hard to Se/Refund jewelry
Really? Quite the contrary. Unless we're talking about a 10k diamond ring, as you've mentioned, the missing Item method Is well-suited.
Quote:Or DNA since its high value it can happen people steal it in transit or by the door.
This Is Irrelevant- no one knows exactly what's Inside an enclosed package that's In transit, or placed at the doorstep. For all they know, It could contain a silver-plated keychain worth 20$.
What's the precise weight and value of the Item you're planning to SE?
What makes a 10k diamond ring so hard per se? Out of curiosity. As I have absolutely 0 experience with anything relating to jewelry, nevermind buying it.
And what about if I'm trying to acquire a £10,000 Rolex, weight 150-200 grams?
Havent though about rolex etc etc, i guess they make e really long going invenstigation and document before they ship with pictures etc etc. Hard to know
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RE: Jewelry 06-26-2020, 11:21 AM
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(06-26-2020, 11:15 AM)Hora1 Wrote: (06-26-2020, 11:03 AM)durden666 Wrote: (06-26-2020, 10:48 AM)mothered Wrote: Really? Quite the contrary. Unless we're talking about a 10k diamond ring, as you've mentioned, the missing Item method Is well-suited.
This Is Irrelevant- no one knows exactly what's Inside an enclosed package that's In transit, or placed at the doorstep. For all they know, It could contain a silver-plated keychain worth 20$.
What's the precise weight and value of the Item you're planning to SE?
What makes a 10k diamond ring so hard per se? Out of curiosity. As I have absolutely 0 experience with anything relating to jewelry, nevermind buying it.
And what about if I'm trying to acquire a £10,000 Rolex, weight 150-200 grams?
Havent though about rolex etc etc, i guess they make e really long going invenstigation and document before they ship with pictures etc etc. Hard to know
I believe ups has a document on high value item shipping, which is obviously what Rolex would fall under. I'm assuming other couriers will have something extremely similar. I will start my research there.
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RE: Jewelry 06-26-2020, 11:22 AM
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(06-26-2020, 11:03 AM)durden666 Wrote: What makes a 10k diamond ring so hard per se? Out of curiosity. As I have absolutely 0 experience with anything relating to jewelry, nevermind buying it.
If I were the company CEO, I wouldn't simply Issue a refund without opening an Investigation and thoroughly checking each and every detail.
Moreover, I'd Issue an affidavit (that's legally binding) and sworn In front of a Justice of the Peace stating that everything Is true and correct. In short, expect a very lengthy and arduous claims process.
(06-26-2020, 11:03 AM)durden666 Wrote: And what about if I'm trying to acquire a £10,000 Rolex, weight 150-200 grams?
The weight Is pushing the limit for the missing Item method.
That said, Irrespective of the method used, an Item of that value will Involve a lengthy process as stated above.
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RE: Jewelry 06-26-2020, 11:26 AM
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(06-26-2020, 11:22 AM)mothered Wrote: (06-26-2020, 11:03 AM)durden666 Wrote: What makes a 10k diamond ring so hard per se? Out of curiosity. As I have absolutely 0 experience with anything relating to jewelry, nevermind buying it.
If I were the company CEO, I wouldn't simply Issue a refund without opening an Investigation and thoroughly checking each and every detail.
Moreover, I'd Issue an affidavit (that's legally binding) and sworn In front of a Justice of the Peace stating that everything Is true and correct. In short, expect a very lengthy and arduous claims process.
(06-26-2020, 11:03 AM)durden666 Wrote: And what about if I'm trying to acquire a £10,000 Rolex, weight 150-200 grams?
The weight Is pushing the limit for the missing Item method.
That said, Irrespective of the method used, an Item of that value will Involve a lengthy process as stated above.
Pretty good points not gonna lie. I'm curious as to how refunders on telegram groups seem to be able to offer refunds on rolex's as they don't seem to mention anything about affidavits.
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Jewelry 06-26-2020, 11:31 AM
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(06-26-2020, 11:26 AM)durden666 Wrote: (06-26-2020, 11:22 AM)mothered Wrote: (06-26-2020, 11:03 AM)durden666 Wrote: What makes a 10k diamond ring so hard per se? Out of curiosity. As I have absolutely 0 experience with anything relating to jewelry, nevermind buying it.
If I were the company CEO, I wouldn't simply Issue a refund without opening an Investigation and thoroughly checking each and every detail.
Moreover, I'd Issue an affidavit (that's legally binding) and sworn In front of a Justice of the Peace stating that everything Is true and correct. In short, expect a very lengthy and arduous claims process.
(06-26-2020, 11:03 AM)durden666 Wrote: And what about if I'm trying to acquire a £10,000 Rolex, weight 150-200 grams?
The weight Is pushing the limit for the missing Item method.
That said, Irrespective of the method used, an Item of that value will Involve a lengthy process as stated above.
Pretty good points not gonna lie. I'm curious as to how refunders on telegram groups seem to be able to offer refunds on rolex's as they don't seem to mention anything about affidavits.
Thats a great question. Anyone tried here?
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