[Filament]

oh that intresting stuff i guess

The art of social engineering is indeed very interesting
It's fun thinking about how to manipulate people.

[mothered]

just a bit nervous since the item would be pretty large in this case and hard to "lose" in a warehouse.

You're not sending a large Item, but rather a small package/envelope with the Intention of having It disposed on receipt.

[Falcuntpunch]

just a bit nervous since the item would be pretty large in this case and hard to "lose" in a warehouse.

You're not sending a large Item, but rather a small package/envelope with the Intention of having It disposed on receipt.

Yeah you're correct. I guess my questions would be, for something that's as "large" and as expensive as a TV I wonder if Walmart Returns has a special section or set of employees that handle those kind of electronics.

Just questioning if this has been accomplished before or if there would be too much scrutiny on this particular kind of item. Honestly haven't heard of many (if any) people refunding a TV.

[mothered]

I guess my questions would be, for something that's as "large" and as expensive as a TV I wonder if Walmart Returns has a special section or set of employees that handle those kind of electronics.

I haven't researched Walmart specifically, so It'll be premature for me to comment.

However, I can confidently say with an extreme degree of certainty, that every warehouse on the scale of Walmart and the like, has an Inwards goods/receiving area that handles customer returns. How they're processed, depends on their guidelines and/or company protocol.

[Filament]

just a bit nervous since the item would be pretty large in this case and hard to "lose" in a warehouse.

You're not sending a large Item, but rather a small package/envelope with the Intention of having It disposed on receipt.

Yeah you're correct. I guess my questions would be, for something that's as "large" and as expensive as a TV I wonder if Walmart Returns has a special section or set of employees that handle those kind of electronics.

Just questioning if this has been accomplished before or if there would be too much scrutiny on this particular kind of item. Honestly haven't heard of many (if any) people refunding a TV.

Though not as common, I have seen numerous people SE'ing TV's. I haven't asked them about the method, but it is certainly possible and has been done.

[mothered]

Though not as common, I have seen numerous people SE'ing TV's. I haven't asked them about the method, but it is certainly possible and has been done.

Drop address with a fake signature, and no Identifiable details linked to the payment system nor the account holder.