[H3RR3S]

I've already done a refund before with a SN of a keyboard.
This was around 2 months ago, if I would do it again with another product would they fuck me over?

[Pinkz0rd]

try it, you can always use different data.

[mothered]

Do note that as far as any company Is concerned, your SE Is a legit claim.

If you give that "Impression", there's no reason to question It. As such, your SE must be well-crafted and executed effectively.

[Pinkz0rd]

Do note that as far as any company Is concerned, your SE Is a legit claim.

If you give that "Impression", there's no reason to question It. As such, your SE must be well-crafted and executed effectively.

Well if he uses different data, like name and changes some letters on the address, there should be no way to detect it, with the number of claims that they receive daily.

[mothered]

Do note that as far as any company Is concerned, your SE Is a legit claim.

If you give that "Impression", there's no reason to question It. As such, your SE must be well-crafted and executed effectively.

Well if he uses different data, like name and changes some letters on the address, there should be no way to detect it, with the number of claims that they receive daily.

Definitely.

My post Is based on the grounds of using the same account for multiple SEs.

[Pinkz0rd]

Do note that as far as any company Is concerned, your SE Is a legit claim.

If you give that "Impression", there's no reason to question It. As such, your SE must be well-crafted and executed effectively.

Well if he uses different data, like name and changes some letters on the address, there should be no way to detect it, with the number of claims that they receive daily.

Definitely.

My post Is based on the grounds of using the same account for multiple SEs.

Using the same account is dumb ! But as they are a really big company, maybe the same address/name could work. Never tried them tho. I will maybe for some megabooms !

[mothered]

Well if he uses different data, like name and changes some letters on the address, there should be no way to detect it, with the number of claims that they receive daily.

Definitely.

My post Is based on the grounds of using the same account for multiple SEs.

Using the same account is dumb

Do note that as far as the company Is concerned, the SE Is a legit claim. Treat It as such, but at the same time manipulate It effectively, and a successful outcome Is Imminent.

If you used the same account for multiple "Legit refunds", would there be any Issues? Of course not. The same applies when SEing.

[Vulva]

Definitely use a different email address and phone. In my expirence lofitech mostly doesn’t crosscheck addresses.

[H3RR3S]

Definitely.

My post Is based on the grounds of using the same account for multiple SEs.

Using the same account is dumb

Do note that as far as the company Is concerned, the SE Is a legit claim. Treat It as such, but at the same time manipulate It effectively, and a successful outcome Is Imminent.

If you used the same account for multiple "Legit refunds", would there be any Issues? Of course not. The same applies when SEing.

Indeed. What could happen if they suspect you for SEing? Will your adress just get blacklisted?

[mothered]

Using the same account is dumb

Do note that as far as the company Is concerned, the SE Is a legit claim. Treat It as such, but at the same time manipulate It effectively, and a successful outcome Is Imminent.

If you used the same account for multiple "Legit refunds", would there be any Issues? Of course not. The same applies when SEing.

Indeed. What could happen if they suspect you for SEing? Will your adress just get blacklisted?

There are no hard and fast rules.

It depends on the nature of the SE, and the representative you're dealing with at the time.