[ousous70]

Hello i would like to SE a mac book pro for 1679€ do you have any advise?

Thanks for your help

[mothered]

Who's the company and will you be purchasing the laptop?

[ousous70]

Who's the company and will you be purchasing the laptop?

Apple and yes

[mothered]

Who's the company and will you be purchasing the laptop?

Apple and yes

Stating the obvious, Is the DNA method suitable for you?

[ousous70]

Who's the company and will you be purchasing the laptop?

Apple and yes

Stating the obvious, Is the DNA method suitable for you?

I have never done a refund at all just one or 2 time i said on Amazon that the parcel was empty.
But i'm living in France and i know that DNA investigation are rude.

[mothered]

I have never done a refund at all just one or 2 time

That's fine, no problem whatsoever. We all start somewhere.

But i'm living in France and i know that DNA investigation are rude.

Of all methods, the DNA has the highest possibility of triggering an Investigation - which can be somewhat frustrating and rather lengthy, particularly for high value Items.

If you're not confident with It, opt for something else. You have the wrong Item received method and If the packaging Is suited, the sealed box method.

[ousous70]

I have never done a refund at all just one or 2 time

That's fine, no problem whatsoever. We all start somewhere.

But i'm living in France and i know that DNA investigation are rude.

Of all methods, the DNA has the highest possibility of triggering an Investigation - which can be somewhat frustrating and rather lengthy, particularly for high value Items.

If you're not confident with It, opt for something else. You have the wrong Item received method and If the packaging Is suited, the sealed box method.

Do you think the wrong item received will work on apple ? and what should i do?

[mothered]

Do you think the wrong item received will work on apple ? and what should i do?

The wrong Item received method works by purchasing a stock Item of theirs of equal weight on a different account, and claiming you received that Instead of the MacBook. When they scan the return, they'll see It's part of their Inventory and assume that they did send the Incorrect Item and credit your account thereafter.

Now Apple (at times) make a "one time exception" per account, meaning they'll replace the unit without asking to return It. In this case, the leaking battery method will work but my only concern, Is the cost of your MacBook. The higher the Item value, the less flexible your claim will be.