[InternetRockStar]

I'll definitely consider it then Do you have any experience with argos at all?

Not yet but I am in the preparation stage, in fact what i am going to do soon is a test run with a legit return in store to see how they handle it. I am just in the process of building up the capital for said purchase, shouldn't be long now.

Very interesting. Best of luck to you. Hopefully it turns out well

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I'll definitely consider it then Do you have any experience with argos at all?

Not yet but I am in the preparation stage, in fact what i am going to do soon is a test run with a legit return in store to see how they handle it. I am just in the process of building up the capital for said purchase, shouldn't be long now.

Let us know how it goes please

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Hey guys

I'm going to attempt to SE an iPhone 14 Pro max using the sealed box method.

My question is can I fill the box with anything as long as it doesn't make sound and matches the weight? And if they do open the box for some reason how can I return it? Am I stuck with it in that case?

My final question is can it blow back on me in the future?  E.g.
Someone buys it 6 months down the line and I'm getting rebilled and reported?

Hardest thing would probably be making. Sealed box how are you going to recreate the plastic wrap around the iPhone and the paper tag or what ever it’s called that you need to remove in order to open the box

If that's it then I'm not too worried. Should be fine

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First and foremost, who's the company?

My question is can I fill the box with anything as long as it doesn't make sound and matches the weight?

Be sure It's a decent product of equal weight.

As such, If It's opened, the return can be justified.

And if they do open the box for some reason how can I return it? Am I stuck with it in that case?

It's not an Issue whatsoever.

It can be returned for a legit refund by saying you were In a rush, and mistakenly packed the Incorrect Item In the box. As to why It was resealed to perfection, you were concerned that an open/damaged box would void the refund, hence returned It In Its original state.

My final question is can it blow back on me in the future? E.g.
Someone buys it 6 months down the line and I'm getting rebilled and reported?

No.

Who's to say the next buyer Isn't a social engineer claiming he received an Incorrect product?

Do you have any experience with argos at all?

They check sealed box returns, namely In-store.

Thank you the in depth response this has helped me a ton! It's always nice to get a second opinion especially from someone as experienced as yourself.