[Mainour]

That Is correct.

Given It's placed back Into stock, then picked, packed and dispatched and transported by the carrier until It reaches Its destination (the buyer), It goes through so many hands. As such, It cannot be pinpointed to yourself - the social engineer.

Refund confirmations are not always consistent.

Under similar circumstances, I've experienced a couple that took 2 weeks to finalize. It won't hurt to contact them In a few days or so, asking for an ETA on the refund.

Okay, so I have just got an email from some account specialist at Amazon. They told me, they received the wrong product and that they can confirm the right product was in the box when the package went out. They told me they would accept my return until April 19th. I'm not sure what to do now and why my SE even failed. Should I just return the phone? Chat nor phone can help me, I can only answer via email.

What do you think @mothered

[Mobdeep]

That Is correct.

Given It's placed back Into stock, then picked, packed and dispatched and transported by the carrier until It reaches Its destination (the buyer), It goes through so many hands. As such, It cannot be pinpointed to yourself - the social engineer.

Refund confirmations are not always consistent.

Under similar circumstances, I've experienced a couple that took 2 weeks to finalize. It won't hurt to contact them In a few days or so, asking for an ETA on the refund.

Okay, so I have just got an email from some account specialist at Amazon. They told me, they received the wrong product and that they can confirm the right product was in the box when the package went out. They told me they would accept my return until April 19th. I'm not sure what to do now and why my SE even failed. Should I just return the phone? Chat nor phone can help me, I can only answer via email.

What do you think @mothered

Damn, that sucks. I had high hopes for your SE.

[lc3v1n3212]

That Is correct.

Given It's placed back Into stock, then picked, packed and dispatched and transported by the carrier until It reaches Its destination (the buyer), It goes through so many hands. As such, It cannot be pinpointed to yourself - the social engineer.

Refund confirmations are not always consistent.

Under similar circumstances, I've experienced a couple that took 2 weeks to finalize. It won't hurt to contact them In a few days or so, asking for an ETA on the refund.

Okay, so I have just got an email from some account specialist at Amazon. They told me, they received the wrong product and that they can confirm the right product was in the box when the package went out. They told me they would accept my return until April 19th. I'm not sure what to do now and why my SE even failed. Should I just return the phone? Chat nor phone can help me, I can only answer via email.

What do you think @mothered

Damn thought this was going to work out. Did you use a dupe dummy iphone? Was it for the the 13? With the dupe sealing stickers?

[Muchogusto11]

That Is correct.

Given It's placed back Into stock, then picked, packed and dispatched and transported by the carrier until It reaches Its destination (the buyer), It goes through so many hands. As such, It cannot be pinpointed to yourself - the social engineer.

Refund confirmations are not always consistent.

Under similar circumstances, I've experienced a couple that took 2 weeks to finalize. It won't hurt to contact them In a few days or so, asking for an ETA on the refund.

Okay, so I have just got an email from some account specialist at Amazon. They told me, they received the wrong product and that they can confirm the right product was in the box when the package went out. They told me they would accept my return until April 19th. I'm not sure what to do now and why my SE even failed. Should I just return the phone? Chat nor phone can help me, I can only answer via email.

What do you think @mothered

Would be interesting to know what went wrong

[icecube13]

That Is correct.

Given It's placed back Into stock, then picked, packed and dispatched and transported by the carrier until It reaches Its destination (the buyer), It goes through so many hands. As such, It cannot be pinpointed to yourself - the social engineer.

Refund confirmations are not always consistent.

Under similar circumstances, I've experienced a couple that took 2 weeks to finalize. It won't hurt to contact them In a few days or so, asking for an ETA on the refund.

Okay, so I have just got an email from some account specialist at Amazon. They told me, they received the wrong product and that they can confirm the right product was in the box when the package went out. They told me they would accept my return until April 19th. I'm not sure what to do now and why my SE even failed. Should I just return the phone? Chat nor phone can help me, I can only answer via email.

What do you think @mothered

1. What phone did you SE, was it an iPhone ?

2.How’s that possible, the package changed so many hands, how they come blaming you?

[Mobdeep]

That Is correct.

Given It's placed back Into stock, then picked, packed and dispatched and transported by the carrier until It reaches Its destination (the buyer), It goes through so many hands. As such, It cannot be pinpointed to yourself - the social engineer.

Refund confirmations are not always consistent.

Under similar circumstances, I've experienced a couple that took 2 weeks to finalize. It won't hurt to contact them In a few days or so, asking for an ETA on the refund.

Okay, so I have just got an email from some account specialist at Amazon. They told me, they received the wrong product and that they can confirm the right product was in the box when the package went out. They told me they would accept my return until April 19th. I'm not sure what to do now and why my SE even failed. Should I just return the phone? Chat nor phone can help me, I can only answer via email.

What do you think @mothered

Which country did you do the SE in?

[mothered]

Okay, so I have just got an email from some account specialist at Amazon. They told me, they received the wrong product and that they can confirm the right product was in the box when the package went out. They told me they would accept my return until April 19th.

There would have been an Inconsistency with the reseal, hence It gave them reason to check the return.

Send It back for a refund, reorder It on a totally different account, and SE them using another method.

[Mainour]

Damn, that sucks. I had high hopes for your SE.

So did I to be honest.

Damn thought this was going to work out. Did you use a dupe dummy iphone? Was it for the the 13?  With the dupe sealing stickers?

I did use a dummy phone and transferred the sticker that's on it when it's new. The dummy phone actually looked pretty legit. I have a picture side by side with the actual phone. It was for the 13 and I used some sealing stickers which also resembled the original ones perfectly.

Would be interesting to know what went wrong

Now that I thought about it, I could maybe think of two things.

1. What phone did you SE, was it an iPhone ?

2.How’s that possible, the package changed so many hands, how they come blaming you?

1. Yes, it was an iPhone 13.
2. Well, the package was still in good shape and I don't think, somebody who would steal it would happen to be able to reseal it perfectly and place a dummy inside.

Which country did you do the SE in?

Germany.

There would have been an Inconsistency with the reseal, hence It gave them reason to check the return.

Send It back for a refund, reorder It on a totally different account, and SE them using another method.

I took almost an hour to open, replace and reseal the box. There definitely were no inconsistencies with the seal. It was placed perfectly on top of the old one and you could not see the old one anymore. Making a different account is not quite doable for me at the moment, I'll just have to give up on that one. I'll send it back and try to get a refund.

Now the two things that might have made this SE fail.

1. I opened the package from the bottom and then resealed it from the inside with double sided tape. The packing material was on top so you could not see it. However, maybe they did see it when opening the box and it made them suspicious so they checked the return thourougly. They must have tried to turn on the phone because if they just peaked inside it would have looked legit enough.

2. I just moved a few weeks ago and since then made around three order on Amazon. However, I did returned some stuff and only kept like four items. So I made two returns in a week and maybe that's what made them suspicious with my returns or the high value item with the new address.

[icecube13]

Damn, that sucks. I had high hopes for your SE.

So did I to be honest.

Damn thought this was going to work out. Did you use a dupe dummy iphone? Was it for the the 13?  With the dupe sealing stickers?

I did use a dummy phone and transferred the sticker that's on it when it's new. The dummy phone actually looked pretty legit. I have a picture side by side with the actual phone. It was for the 13 and I used some sealing stickers which also resembled the original ones perfectly.

Would be interesting to know what went wrong

Now that I thought about it, I could maybe think of two things.

1. What phone did you SE, was it an iPhone ?

2.How’s that possible, the package changed so many hands, how they come blaming you?

1. Yes, it was an iPhone 13.
2. Well, the package was still in good shape and I don't think, somebody who would steal it would happen to be able to reseal it perfectly and place a dummy inside.

Which country did you do the SE in?

Germany.

There would have been an Inconsistency with the reseal, hence It gave them reason to check the return.

Send It back for a refund, reorder It on a totally different account, and SE them using another method.

I took almost an hour to open, replace and reseal the box. There definitely were no inconsistencies with the seal. It was placed perfectly on top of the old one and you could not see the old one anymore. Making a different account is not quite doable for me at the moment, I'll just have to give up on that one. I'll send it back and try to get a refund.

Now the two things that might have made this SE fail.

1. I opened the package from the bottom and then resealed it from the inside with double sided tape. The packing material was on top so you could not see it. However, maybe they did see it when opening the box and it made them suspicious so they checked the return thourougly. They must have tried to turn on the phone because if they just peaked inside it would have looked legit enough.

2. I just moved a few weeks ago and since then made around three order on Amazon. However, I did returned some stuff and only kept like four items. So I made two returns in a week and maybe that's what made them suspicious with my returns or the high value item with the new address.

What’s your telegram username, I’m gonna add you to the group so it will be easier to communicate

[eljot88]

Damn, that sucks. I had high hopes for your SE.

So did I to be honest.

Damn thought this was going to work out. Did you use a dupe dummy iphone? Was it for the the 13?  With the dupe sealing stickers?

I did use a dummy phone and transferred the sticker that's on it when it's new. The dummy phone actually looked pretty legit. I have a picture side by side with the actual phone. It was for the 13 and I used some sealing stickers which also resembled the original ones perfectly.

Would be interesting to know what went wrong

Now that I thought about it, I could maybe think of two things.

1. What phone did you SE, was it an iPhone ?

2.How’s that possible, the package changed so many hands, how they come blaming you?

1. Yes, it was an iPhone 13.
2. Well, the package was still in good shape and I don't think, somebody who would steal it would happen to be able to reseal it perfectly and place a dummy inside.

Which country did you do the SE in?

Germany.

There would have been an Inconsistency with the reseal, hence It gave them reason to check the return.

Send It back for a refund, reorder It on a totally different account, and SE them using another method.

I took almost an hour to open, replace and reseal the box. There definitely were no inconsistencies with the seal. It was placed perfectly on top of the old one and you could not see the old one anymore. Making a different account is not quite doable for me at the moment, I'll just have to give up on that one. I'll send it back and try to get a refund.

Now the two things that might have made this SE fail.

1. I opened the package from the bottom and then resealed it from the inside with double sided tape. The packing material was on top so you could not see it. However, maybe they did see it when opening the box and it made them suspicious so they checked the return thourougly. They must have tried to turn on the phone because if they just peaked inside it would have looked legit enough.

2. I just moved a few weeks ago and since then made around three order on Amazon. However, I did returned some stuff and only kept like four items. So I made two returns in a week and maybe that's what made them suspicious with my returns or the high value item with the new address.

I think that amazon employees may have an obligation to check every returned Apple equipment due to large thefts. It got too popular and easy, so they got down to it.