[mothered]

Have you heard of any specific "reason for return" used that is less likely to inspected upon arriving at the return warehouse? Or is the "return reason" irrelevant to the process?

The return reason Is quite significant.

For Instance, If you say It's faulty, It will give them reason to check the defect. A change of mind Is less likely to be Inspected - they'd assume It was returned In Its original condition.

[betalactame]

I'm looking at a laptop on Amazon warehouse about $1300 in value. I've done SE in the past, but nothing of this value. That's when I came across this forum in my research.

I can't do DNA or EB as amazon recently  switched to using their in-house couriers which takes pictures of the delivery. Also they rarely leave it at the lobby anymore, so can't use the excuse that it was taken by someone else.

I probably can't do a sealed in box method as the item would already be opened because it's from their Deals Warehouse. What other methods would be effective?

Any chance "wrong item in box" would work? Saying that the previous return wasn't inspected properly and it swap it out with a very old laptop (not same brand, roughly same size).

Why don't you just go for an article sold by Amazon itself ? Why Deals Warehouse ? Just curious

[woot]

Why don't you just go for an article sold by Amazon itself ? Why Deals Warehouse ? Just curious

The item as "new" is over $2000, if there is any issue with the SE I could be out with more money. Even if successful (depending on method used) it could be on my record that this account returned $X amount during this period.

There are some advantages with buying from the Deals Warehouse, this is my first time going for a high value item hence all the questions.

[wolfloverforever]

I'm looking at a laptop on Amazon warehouse about $1300 in value. I've done SE in the past, but nothing of this value. That's when I came across this forum in my research.

I can't do DNA or EB as amazon recently  switched to using their in-house couriers which takes pictures of the delivery. Also they rarely leave it at the lobby anymore, so can't use the excuse that it was taken by someone else.

I probably can't do a sealed in box method as the item would already be opened because it's from their Deals Warehouse. What other methods would be effective?

Any chance "wrong item in box" would work? Saying that the previous return wasn't inspected properly and it swap it out with a very old laptop (not same brand, roughly same size).

FakeTID from bobs method
It’s worked for me with a 1.8k rtx laptop from Amazon.

[mothered]

@woot, please keep us updated with all developments.

[woot]

@woot, please keep us updated with all developments.

Will certainly do!

[mothered]

@woot, please keep us updated with all developments.

Will certainly do!

Thanks.

I'll periodically visit this thread for any updates.

[woot]

@woot, please keep us updated with all developments.

I'm going to put a pause on this for now. Lol, just got another ofm email. It's a mix of SE and legit returns I've been done over the past few months I assume. I'll sort that out with them, but unlikely I'll be able to do a big SE like this for a while.

[mothered]

I'm going to put a pause on this for now. Lol, just got another ofm email. It's a mix of SE and legit returns I've been done over the past few months I assume. I'll sort that out with them, but unlikely I'll be able to do a big SE like this for a while.

No problem at all, thanks for the update.

[Demm1x]

@mothered Wrong item received,will work if i'll make 2 orders from different accounts, bough sold and shipped by amazon and with similar weight(laptop +-200g)