[Shoon]

Would it be likely to do an SE on a new razer blade by swapping it with my old one? The serial numbers and etc aren't stickers but printed on the bottom of the laptop. So, I was wondering if it was feasible to get a refund by just swapping out the bottoms so the serial number for the new one is on my old one and sending that back for a refund. And of course doing like a nuke and boot and installing windows or whatever, but would it seem likely to succeed? It's only just the bottom piece with around 10 screws, so I doubt they could tell it's been dismantled.

Thank you!

[Lucianek]

Rather, they will not screen the laptop if you make it weigh as much as I previously thought it could succeed.

[Shoon]

Yeah, they're the same exact laptop, I wouldn't imagine it to be and less or more, I would also just leave everything including the AC adapter as I have an extra one.

[skrtja]

They probably wouldn't raise an eye if you said you just wanted a refund because you weren't happy with the purchase.

[zapzapzap]

You could strip some of the removable components / downgrade the laptop just enough so that it runs and upgrade yours.

[mothered]

The serial numbers and etc aren't stickers but printed on the bottom of the laptop. So, I was wondering if it was feasible to get a refund by just swapping out the bottoms so the serial number for the new one is on my old one and sending that back for a refund.

On the grounds they scan Items via their serial number, I don't see any reason why this shouldn't work.

That's If they do check their returns to begin with.