[Dawidor12]

Since im a begginer, i would need a method that is pretty easy. (obvious lol)
ANyone have a method that doesnt use boxing? Oh, and also isnt for food

[mothered]

What's the Item and who's the company?

[Dawidor12]

Well, what i meant to ask for, is just that - what company/item (preferably without calling them)

[mothered]

Well, what i meant to ask for, is just that - what company/item (preferably without calling them)

You've requested a method without boxing, however I cannot generalize- every SE It's based on It's merit.

Select an Item and based on It's attribute and the company's terms (namely their return policy), we'll work out the method thereafter.

[Dawidor12]

Ive heard that hp/Fitbit/Logitech are easy af.
Maybe one of these is possible?

[mothered]

Ive heard that hp/Fitbit/Logitech are easy af.
Maybe one of these is possible?

In terms of Fitbit, given their Items are extremely light, you can use the Item missing method.

[Jimbo39238]

Just because some people box a certain company doesn't necessarily mean it is the only way.

[Dawidor12]

That's what I thought as well

[toonblue]

Ive heard that hp/Fitbit/Logitech are easy af.
Maybe one of these is possible?

In terms of Fitbit, given their Items are extremely light, you can use the Item missing method.

Fitbit SEing works differently. You "borrow" accounts with fitbits on that haven't been synced in > 7 days

[mothered]

Ive heard that hp/Fitbit/Logitech are easy af.
Maybe one of these is possible?

In terms of Fitbit, given their Items are extremely light, you can use the Item missing method.

Fitbit SEing works differently. You "borrow" accounts with fitbits on that haven't been synced in   > 7 days

That's one method.

In terms of "returns", boxing will suffice. Pertaining to receipt of goods, the missing Item works well. Variation Is paramount with every SE, hence you need to Identify and exhaust all avenues- namely methods.