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Should I SE a 2080 TI #1
I’ve figured out a method that might work to SE a 2080 TI from EVGA my only issue is that if I make a new account and only log in via VPN as well as use a drop spot is it possible for them to track me down? Don’t want to get arrested for grand larceny pretty much.
(This post was last modified: 12-18-2018, 06:25 PM by Spontaneous.)

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RE: Should I SE a 2080 TI #2
If you use a VPN with no logging and I suggest using a virtual box with to use cause you can just delete it if anything happens and they wont have any proof also if you already bought one and are trying to use the serial number, not 100% but i think they can find out where it got sent to.

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RE: Should I SE a 2080 TI #3
No, I have a way with only paying for advanced RMA and nothing else.

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RE: Should I SE a 2080 TI #4
Is there any Identifiable Information with the new account, that may link to previous accounts?

You need to build and assume a new Identity from the ground up, with no ties whatsoever.
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RE: Should I SE a 2080 TI #5
I was gonna make a new account @mothered
(This post was last modified: 12-19-2018, 06:19 AM by Spontaneous.)

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RE: Should I SE a 2080 TI #6
(12-19-2018, 06:19 AM)Spontaneous Wrote: I was gonna make a new account @mothered

I know, hence my question and statement above.
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RE: Should I SE a 2080 TI #7
What i used to do:

1. Mark product as a gift
2. Set as a description: Happy birthday Mr. (one of your family members name)
3. Ship to neighbours

The package will ship to your neighbours and if they open the package they will find out it is not meant for them but for you.
If they don't open the package (you see when it's being deliver) just tell them you accidentally entered the wrong house number.
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RE: Should I SE a 2080 TI #8
(12-20-2018, 09:09 PM)UplayAlts Wrote: 3. Ship to neighbours
The package will ship to your neighbours and if they open the package they will find out it is not meant for them but for you.

It's not good practice to get the neighbors Involved.

If an Investigation opens, they'll also be part of the equation, which can have a negative Impact on both the claim and rapport with them.
Better to use a drop.
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RE: Should I SE a 2080 TI #9
@mothered The account that I’m gonna have to use has me logging in from my current IP and address that I removed like 2 weeks back and changed it. Would this still work or should I reset and get a new SN and try with a new account? Or maybe I could get around this and send them something so there’s a tracking number but it isn’t a 2080 ti and instead just some garbage
(This post was last modified: 12-21-2018, 05:02 PM by Spontaneous.)

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RE: Should I SE a 2080 TI #10
(12-21-2018, 05:01 PM)Spontaneous Wrote: @mothered The account that I’m gonna have to use has me logging in from my current IP and address that I removed like 2 weeks back and changed it. Would this still work or should I reset and get a new SN and try with a new account?

There seems to be too many Inconsistencies with your previous account, so It's best to create a new one.

Obviously you can use a VPN but If you're running a dynamic IP address (the majority of residential ISPs do), reboot your modem/router and another IP will be assigned.

(12-21-2018, 05:01 PM)Spontaneous Wrote: Or maybe I could get around this and send them something so there’s a tracking number but it isn’t a 2080 ti and instead just some garbage

You can use the "wrong Item received" method, whereby you purchase an Item that they stock, weighs roughly the same as the GPU and Is significantly cheaper. When they request the return, send the wrong Item.
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