[decay]

Just received a new card, going to create a new amazon account.

Really wanting to click something expensive, from any store tbh, I have done my fair trade of medium items like Shoes, Airpod Pro's and Designer clothes off of Zalando, nothing more than £300 at a time though.
Was thinking maybe something I can sell for profit, Ipad Pro, Macbook, Apple Watches, or just anything expensive around £500-£900.
Just wondering what methods everyone recommends, obviously, DNA/empty box wouldn't work for an item of this value and weight (especially DNA because of Amazon's OTP)

Morally I don't like the idea of "Boxing" just because someone else has to receive the shitty item you replace it with and then I feel as if it could get you in serious trouble when they check the history of the item and trace it back to you. But then if this is a highly successful method in this category I'd feel more inclined to do it.

I was thinking of FTID but I heard it's not the best method and also inexperienced with this.
Maybe the serial ID method but I am extremely inexperienced in this field too and will struggle to get the serial ID's (Don't want to bug anyone for help either)

The objective of this SE is to make a decent amount of profit from selling the item I receive so I don't mind what item it is at all nor the store it's ordered from.

Something I feel inclined to do is Wrong Item Recieved method from Curreys PC World as I heard this works a fair bit, potentially do it for a laptop? That being said, not really sure on the warehouses and if they use overhead cameras.

Any help would be appreciated, cheers.

[mothered]

especially DNA because of Amazon's OTP

I don't mind what item it is at all nor the store it's ordered from.

In terms of the DNA particularly the OTP, you've answered your own question/concern.

[subliminal1284]

Even if they traced the history they have no way of telling it was you and not the person making the discovery. They will have no evidence either way so they will just offer the refund and be done with it

[mothered]

Really wanting to click something expensive
empty box wouldn't work for an item of this value and weight

You can opt for an engagement ring (or something similar In jewelry), and use the missing Item method.

In this case, a combined weight of the metal & stone Is around 10 grams, which will definitely not register a weight on consignment. The price tag Is pretty nice too.