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Se GPU #1
Hi, I'm thinking about doing if gpu on amazon, I thought about the object received wrong, okay?

I have a question regarding weights.
On the Amazon description, do I find the weight of the object, or of the object plus the packaging?

because I did a test, I made a legitimate purchase and on amazon there was written a weight, while on the package label a different weight, why is it not the same as what Amazon writes?

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RE: Se GPU #2
Quote:I thought about the object received wrong, okay?
The wrong Item received Is a universal method that's suited to almost every company that has an Inventory of stock, so you're good to go.

Quote:On the Amazon description, do I find the weight of the object, or of the object plus the packaging?
If you're claiming the wrong Item was In the box, obviously the Item weight Itself Is of relevance.

If It's the entire packaging (Item & box), then that pretty much speaks for Itself.
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RE: Se GPU #3
hello mothered, I'm talking about article plus box.


But I don't understand a thing, some time ago I bought a GB b365m, on amazon the written weight was 780 grams, while on the courier label 910 grams.
I don't understand this weight difference, and if that might effect on SE
@mothered
(This post was last modified: 04-02-2022, 12:59 PM by savana88.)

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RE: Se GPU #4
(04-01-2022, 06:58 AM)savana88 Wrote: But I don't understand a thing, some time ago I bought a GB b365m, on amazon the written weight was 780 grams, while on the courier label 910 grams.
Amazon referred to the Item weight, and the carrier recorded the shipping (gross) weight.
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RE: Se GPU #5
(04-02-2022, 03:12 PM)mothered Wrote:
(04-01-2022, 06:58 AM)savana88 Wrote: But I don't understand a thing, some time ago I bought a GB b365m, on amazon the written weight was 780 grams, while on the courier label 910 grams.
Amazon referred to the Item weight, and the carrier recorded the shipping (gross) weight.

I understand .
So for the wrong item method do I have to refer to the amazon weight or the gross weight of the courier?

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RE: Se GPU #6
(04-02-2022, 04:53 PM)savana88 Wrote: So for the wrong item method do I have to refer to the amazon weight or the gross weight of the courier?
The gross weight Includes the entire packaging for the consignment, the carrier's packing Included, so It's the Amazon weight.
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RE: Se GPU #7
(04-03-2022, 01:32 AM)mothered Wrote:
(04-02-2022, 04:53 PM)savana88 Wrote: So for the wrong item method do I have to refer to the amazon weight or the gross weight of the courier?
The gross weight Includes the entire packaging for the consignment, the carrier's packing Included, so It's the Amazon weight.

hi, does the wrong object method work by inserting two objects to get to the exact weight or is it risky?

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RE: Se GPU #8
(04-05-2022, 10:31 AM)savana88 Wrote: does the wrong object method work by inserting two objects to get to the exact weight or is it risky?
The probability of two Incorrect Items picked & packed on the same order containing only those Items, Is very unlikely and has a high chance of raising suspicion.

It's best to stick to just the one Item.
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RE: Se GPU #9
they asked to send photos of the package and the wrong item received, is this normal?

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RE: Se GPU #10
(04-05-2022, 11:06 AM)savana88 Wrote: they asked to send photos of the package and the wrong item received, is this normal?
It's a commonality as of late.

Did they purely request photos of the package and the wrong Item, and no other specifics?
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