[fi3ld]

Hello fellows
I would really like to do my First SE here with u guys this week
I have to some questions though
-What is worst case possibility of SE's failure, means i lose $ ?
-I saw that guys here most likely ship to US, but i live in Russia (if some guys here from Russia maybe can help pls about what works and what don't?)
-I don't have big budget i can start with 100$ for the moment
So what do you suggest guys
I'd really appreciate if you propose some ideas on me to start i want to gain experience and earn slowly and enjoy the process in the same time
Thank you

[KuhakuWolf]

For first time I recommend Logitech, they are a bit harder now compared to a few years because they're getting raped but still fairly simple, and they ship worldwide.
You don't actually lose money when you SE, unless you paid for a serial number and the SE fails.

For Logitech, you need:
serial number
proof of purchase (don't use Amazon, use a real receipt from a store and edit it)
and now they're starting to ask photo or video of serial number


I think there are some tutorials here, just search around

[elemenowpee]

-What is worst case possibility of SE's failure, means i lose $ ?

In the case of a failed SE just legitimately refund the item to get your money back

-I saw that guys here most likely ship to US, but i live in Russia (if some guys here from Russia maybe can help pls about what works and what don't?)

SE'ing is not country specific. Research a large online store, preferably one with good customer service. You can start this by looking at Google reviews to see how they manage complaints.

-I don't have big budget i can start with 100$ for the moment

Starting with $100 is fine. Once you have found a store to SE just select something that you would like. If you plan to resell research what is in demand in your local area at the moment. Electronics is usually a good place to start.

Let us know once you have found a store that you'd like to use and an item that fits your budget that you intend to refund. From there you can ask some more detailed questions

[fi3ld]

For first time I recommend Logitech, they are a bit harder now compared to a few years because they're getting raped but still fairly simple, and they ship worldwide.
You don't actually lose money when you SE, unless you paid for a serial number and the SE fails.

For Logitech, you need:
serial number
proof of purchase (don't use Amazon, use a real receipt from a store and edit it)
and now they're starting to ask photo or video of serial number


I think there are some tutorials here, just search around

So as I understand we target companies, not shopping websites ?
damn I was looking for shopping websites xd

[elemenowpee]

For first time I recommend Logitech, they are a bit harder now compared to a few years because they're getting raped but still fairly simple, and they ship worldwide.
You don't actually lose money when you SE, unless you paid for a serial number and the SE fails.

For Logitech, you need:
serial number
proof of purchase (don't use Amazon, use a real receipt from a store and edit it)
and now they're starting to ask photo or video of serial number


I think there are some tutorials here, just search around

So as I understand we target companies, not shopping websites ?
damn I was looking for shopping websites xd

Shopping websites are fine. Just don't go through a small seller for ethical reasons

[fi3ld]

For first time I recommend Logitech, they are a bit harder now compared to a few years because they're getting raped but still fairly simple, and they ship worldwide.
You don't actually lose money when you SE, unless you paid for a serial number and the SE fails.

For Logitech, you need:
serial number
proof of purchase (don't use Amazon, use a real receipt from a store and edit it)
and now they're starting to ask photo or video of serial number


I think there are some tutorials here, just search around

So as I understand we target companies, not shopping websites ?
damn I was looking for shopping websites xd

Shopping websites are fine. Just don't go through a small seller for ethical reasons

Ofc, in the end we're manipulators not thieves.
So it doesn't matter as long as I read their refund/return policy, understand it and find vulnerabilities in it ?
and what are the most dominant SE methods that work on the majority of companies/sites (high %)?

[KuhakuWolf]

For first time I recommend Logitech, they are a bit harder now compared to a few years because they're getting raped but still fairly simple, and they ship worldwide.
You don't actually lose money when you SE, unless you paid for a serial number and the SE fails.

For Logitech, you need:
serial number
proof of purchase (don't use Amazon, use a real receipt from a store and edit it)
and now they're starting to ask photo or video of serial number


I think there are some tutorials here, just search around

So as I understand we target companies, not shopping websites ?
damn I was looking for shopping websites xd

I like to separate refunds and SE of companies/products, but thats just me, in the end its the same. I do this because to refund you need the money to buy the product but to SE a product you can do it with no investment.
If you are talking about refunds, amazon is the most friendly, there are tutorials for it to

[fi3ld]

-What is worst case possibility of SE's failure, means i lose $ ?

In the case of a failed SE just legitimately refund the item to get your money back

-I saw that guys here most likely ship to US, but i live in Russia (if some guys here from Russia maybe can help pls about what works and what don't?)

SE'ing is not country specific. Research a large online store, preferably one with good customer service. You can start this by looking at Google reviews to see how they manage complaints.

-I don't have big budget i can start with 100$ for the moment

Starting with $100 is fine. Once you have found a store to SE just select something that you would like. If you plan to resell research what is in demand in your local area at the moment. Electronics is usually a good place to start.

Let us know once you have found a store that you'd like to use and an item that fits your budget that you intend to refund. From there you can ask some more detailed questions

1-That's great so actually no failing percentage. If SE failed means we open a new account and "I lost my other account" and legitimately refund or we can do it from same account ?
2-Understood,
3-i know this website https://www.computeruniverse.net/ i picked smth from it
i read reviews on web as u said, most people say that they have the worse customer service and no answers...
i don't know though if they're trustworthy reviews or not cuz no proofs.
check it up and tell me what you think
Thank you

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For first time I recommend Logitech, they are a bit harder now compared to a few years because they're getting raped but still fairly simple, and they ship worldwide.
You don't actually lose money when you SE, unless you paid for a serial number and the SE fails.

For Logitech, you need:
serial number
proof of purchase (don't use Amazon, use a real receipt from a store and edit it)
and now they're starting to ask photo or video of serial number


I think there are some tutorials here, just search around

So as I understand we target companies, not shopping websites ?
damn I was looking for shopping websites xd

I like to separate refunds and SE of companies/products, but thats just me, in the end its the same. I do this because to refund you need the money to buy the product but to SE a product you can do it with no investment.
If you are talking about refunds, amazon is the most friendly, there are tutorials for it to

Interesting,
Can you give me an example or tutorial on SE without investment?

[KuhakuWolf]

So as I understand we target companies, not shopping websites ?
damn I was looking for shopping websites xd

I like to separate refunds and SE of companies/products, but thats just me, in the end its the same. I do this because to refund you need the money to buy the product but to SE a product you can do it with no investment.
If you are talking about refunds, amazon is the most friendly, there are tutorials for it to

Interesting,
Can you give me an example or tutorial on SE without investment?

For example, Logitech, you can get serial number and picture of SN for someone selling on eBay.
For receipt, you can edit yourself, there are some templates on the forum you can use.
There you have the basic to SE a product from Logitech without using any money, but there is always the risk someone already used the serial to SE and you get declined, that is why some people like to spend 20 or less for SN and photo/video of SN

[fi3ld]

I like to separate refunds and SE of companies/products, but thats just me, in the end its the same. I do this because to refund you need the money to buy the product but to SE a product you can do it with no investment.
If you are talking about refunds, amazon is the most friendly, there are tutorials for it to

Interesting,
Can you give me an example or tutorial on SE without investment?

For example, Logitech, you can get serial number and picture of SN for someone selling on eBay.
For receipt, you can edit yourself, there are some templates on the forum you can use.
There you have the basic to SE a product from Logitech without using any money, but there is always the risk someone already used the serial to SE and you get declined, that is why some people like to spend 20 or less for SN and photo/video of SN

So I go to some shopping website and I ask seller for serial number and its picture ?
Then, I modify buying receipt like I bought it from a store or what?
But then what do I tell them ?
I apply some SE method ? i ask for replacement and send them empty package? what method is that ?
Can you explain further please ?
Thank you very much I really appreciate, you opened a big door in my life