[Alz007]

A Germany seller, caseking. Where did you done those SEs?

I recently did one through Amazon.co.uk and previously on LaptopsDirect.

Okay and what was the price?

[Nabeshin]

And i know you hate ftid but do you think this is viable @mothered?

Well, it's not even a FTID here
Just send a random postcard/letter to a nearby address, in a legit way, and use that tracking as proof of your return, Paypal has no way to check who's the recipient, at most they'll know which delivery center last processed it so it has to be in the same area as the real return address, and that's it

[mothered]

Where are you thinking of ordering from? I've executed numerous processor SEs using the missing item method despite it being visible externally, it's dependent entirely on the procedures retailers have in place.

A Germany seller, caseking. Where did you done those SEs?

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Cant i say thats probably a Warehouse or manufacturer employee that stole it?

If you're not replacing the CPU with anything, you certainly can use that approach.

And i know you hate ftid but do you think this is viable @mothered?

You already know my answer.

Okay, good Idea, i will do that then when i will try to eb it, thanks

Good move.

We'll await updates.

[Alz007]

Where are you thinking of ordering from? I've executed numerous processor SEs using the missing item method despite it being visible externally, it's dependent entirely on the procedures retailers have in place.

A Germany seller, caseking. Where did you done those SEs?

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If you're not replacing the CPU with anything, you certainly can use that approach.

You already know my answer.

Okay, good Idea, i will do that then when i will try to eb it, thanks

Good move.

We'll await updates.

It's not planned for now but I will keep you updated

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And i know you hate ftid but do you think this is viable @mothered?

Well, it's not even a FTID here
Just send a random postcard/letter to a nearby address, in a legit way, and use that tracking as proof of your return, Paypal has no way to check who's the recipient, at most they'll know which delivery center last processed it so it has to be in the same area as the real return address, and that's it

Do you think in that case it could be viable? @mothered?

[mothered]

Just send a random postcard/letter to a nearby address, in a legit way, and use that tracking as proof of your return, Paypal has no way to check who's the recipient

Wouldn't PayPal liaise with the company and request the tracking details demonstrating the consignor & consignee?

[Alz007]

Just send a random postcard/letter to a nearby address, in a legit way, and use that tracking as proof of your return, Paypal has no way to check who's the recipient

Wouldn't PayPal liaise with the company and request the tracking details demonstrating the consignor & consignee?

I dont know i havent attempt this kind of se for now. What is your opinion about it?

[mothered]

Just send a random postcard/letter to a nearby address, in a legit way, and use that tracking as proof of your return, Paypal has no way to check who's the recipient

Wouldn't PayPal liaise with the company and request the tracking details demonstrating the consignor & consignee?

I dont know i havent attempt this kind of se for now. What is your opinion about it?

If the company responds to PayPal disputes/claims, they'll forward all details to PayPal for further assessment, Inclusive of tracking Information - which will confirm the sender & receiver.

As such, sending an envelope to an address close by Is useless. It obviously didn't reach the correct destination to mark It successfully delivered.

[Alz007]

Wouldn't PayPal liaise with the company and request the tracking details demonstrating the consignor & consignee?

I dont know i havent attempt this kind of se for now. What is your opinion about it?

If the company responds to PayPal disputes/claims, they'll forward all details to PayPal for further assessment, Inclusive of tracking Information - which will confirm the sender & receiver.

As such, sending an envelope to an address close by Is useless. It obviously didn't reach the correct destination to mark It successfully delivered.

Okay thanks, i will stick to the empty sealed box method then

[mothered]

I dont know i havent attempt this kind of se for now. What is your opinion about it?

If the company responds to PayPal disputes/claims, they'll forward all details to PayPal for further assessment, Inclusive of tracking Information - which will confirm the sender & receiver.

As such, sending an envelope to an address close by Is useless. It obviously didn't reach the correct destination to mark It successfully delivered.

Okay thanks, i will stick to the empty sealed box method then

You've made the right decision.

[Nabeshin]

Just send a random postcard/letter to a nearby address, in a legit way, and use that tracking as proof of your return, Paypal has no way to check who's the recipient

Wouldn't PayPal liaise with the company and request the tracking details demonstrating the consignor & consignee?

As far as I know, the tracking doesn't show the address most of the times (not sure about ALL couriers), just the last warehouse that's gonna take the parcel out of delivery
Also, if you send an empty box, it's quite the same as what I said before, PP just checked the tracking as delivered and issues the refund, they never really investigate further, to my knowledge