[DragonyCat]

Did some refunds with Pokémon stuff on a Dutch webshop - no problems.

But, I want to let that account rest. Is there any good method to use for SE instead? I don't know where to start, because Pokémon is quite decentralised with how they sell (not directly but rather via web shops and physical stores).

Anyone experienced with Pokémon or has some small pieces of advice? I live in The Netherlands btw.

Thanks.

[mothered]

Is there any good method to use for SE instead?

First and foremost, what's the Item you're planning to SE?

[DragonyCat]

Is there any good method to use for SE instead?

First and foremost, what's the Item you're planning to SE?

Let's say a box of Pokémon cards <100euros. Like an ETB or better.

[mothered]

Let's say a box of Pokémon cards <100euros. Like an ETB or better.

If you hit them during the busy time of year (towards Christmas), any company on a medium to large scale will be Inundated with orders and claims, therefore won't have the manpower to thoroughly check each and every one.

Moreover, It's a low value Item, hence the cost of Investigating the matter will outweigh the cost of the Item.
Do you happen to know Its precise weight?

[DragonyCat]

Let's say a box of Pokémon cards <100euros. Like an ETB or better.

If you hit them during the busy time of year (towards Christmas), any company on a medium to large scale will be Inundated with orders and claims, therefore won't have the manpower to thoroughly check each and every one.

Moreover, It's a low value Item, hence the cost of Investigating the matter will outweigh the cost of the Item.
Do you happen to know Its precise weight?

I see I see. The weight of the box is 707 grams (1.55866819 lbs).

Do you think I need to obtain any kind of serial or something? Or just hit any store with an email about how I purchased a box and something happened? But wouldn't they still want a receipt? I'm curious.

[mothered]

Do you think I need to obtain any kind of serial or something? Or just hit any store with an email about how I purchased a box and something happened? But wouldn't they still want a receipt? I'm curious.

Why not make the purchase and return It using a suitable method, such as the sealed box?

[DragonyCat]

Do you think I need to obtain any kind of serial or something? Or just hit any store with an email about how I purchased a box and something happened? But wouldn't they still want a receipt? I'm curious.

Why not make the purchase and return It using a suitable method, such as the sealed box?

What do you mean exactly? Like box them?

[mothered]

What do you mean exactly? Like box them?

No, meaning to replace the original Item with anything of the same weight, and seal the box as per the manufacturer's state without any signs of tampering.

The objective Is to return the Item due to a change of mind (or otherwise), thereby they'll place It back In their Inventory and Issue a refund thereafter.

[DragonyCat]

What do you mean exactly? Like box them?

No, meaning to replace the original Item with anything of the same weight, and seal the box as per the manufacturer's state without any signs of tampering.

The objective Is to return the Item due to a change of mind (or otherwise), thereby they'll place It back In their Inventory and Issue a refund thereafter.

Anything of the same weight? So if they won't check what's inside, someone will buy that package in the future and receive my "returned" thing? Idk about that man.

[mothered]

Anything of the same weight? So if they won't check what's inside

Not If you don't show signs of Inconsistencies.

And In the event they do open It, plead Ignorance by saying that you've simply purchased their product and returned It In the exact  same state.

someone will buy that package in the future and receive my "returned" thing? Idk about that man.

Who's to say that they're not doing what you've done- an SE'er using the same method?

Once It's placed Into stock, then picked, packed and dispatched, It goes through so many hands and as such, It's a very arduous task trying to pinpoint precisely who's at fault.