[db8803]

Hi, guys! I've recently SE'd a SSD from a known company. Now i have something on my mind. What if I contact Samsung and i claim the SSD is not working and ask for RMA? Then just send them the box of the item without the item itself. It's a 980 PRO so it weights around 20-30g. My question is will they send a replacement before they check the return? Anyone with a fresh experience?

[mothered]

Then just send them the box of the item without the item itself. It's a 980 PRO so it weights around 20-30g. My question is will they send a replacement before they check the return?

If you don't give them reason to check the return, they most likely won't.

Does the box support using the sealed box method?

[db8803]

Then just send them the box of the item without the item itself. It's a 980 PRO so it weights around 20-30g. My question is will they send a replacement before they check the return?

If you don't give them reason to check the return, they most likely won't.

Does the box support using the sealed box method?

Well i already told them the item is not working anymore, so this suggests, that i have opened and used it for a while. That is why i believe they will check and test the item before they send a replacement. Any ideas how to bypass this?

[ElieMK]

Then just send them the box of the item without the item itself. It's a 980 PRO so it weights around 20-30g. My question is will they send a replacement before they check the return?

If you don't give them reason to check the return, they most likely won't.

Does the box support using the sealed box method?

Well i already told them the item is not working anymore, so this suggests, that i have opened and used it for a while. That is why i believe they will check and test the item before they send a replacement. Any ideas how to bypass this?

Why not just box return the item to original purchase?
Samsung nvme's are the easiest to box.
I even handed one back in person to the shop and got my refund.

[db8803]

If you don't give them reason to check the return, they most likely won't.

Does the box support using the sealed box method?

Well i already told them the item is not working anymore, so this suggests, that i have opened and used it for a while. That is why i believe they will check and test the item before they send a replacement. Any ideas how to bypass this?

Why not just box return the item to original purchase?
Samsung nvme's are the easiest to box.
I even handed one back in person to the shop and got my refund.

Because i used DNA...

[mothered]

Well i already told them the item is not working anymore, so this suggests, that i have opened and used it for a while. That is why i believe they will check and test the item before they send a replacement. Any ideas how to bypass this?

Given the Item weighs 30 grams at the most, stating the obvious, simply box them when they request the return.

[db8803]

Well i already told them the item is not working anymore, so this suggests, that i have opened and used it for a while. That is why i believe they will check and test the item before they send a replacement. Any ideas how to bypass this?

Given the Item weighs 30 grams at the most, stating the obvious, simply box them when they request the return.

Well i shipped the item via DHL's prepaid Return label and now i will see if this goes thru. Because they told me they will test the item and them send a replacement or repair it. So probably i have 50% chance of success.

[mothered]

Well i shipped the item via DHL's prepaid Return label

What Item did you actually send?

[db8803]

Well i shipped the item via DHL's prepaid Return label

What Item did you actually send?

Just the original box of the SSD with everything inside, without the item itself.

[mothered]

Just the original box of the  SSD with everything inside, without the item itself.

Due to your claim of a nonfunctional Item as the reason for the return, I'd say they'll check It before Issuing a refund/replacement.

Fingers crossed they don't.