[Kevin123]

"SE not refunding (Se means warranty exploit or get free items without paying)"

Finally someone said it lol.

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I said refunding on purpose

[tedownyiskinm]

@Kevin123 What you on about? Wasn't even talking about you.

[xxtripodxx]

Did you managed to SE garmin USA ?
And do you think about offering service to other people ?

[Thebear124]

So far I've SEd these companies

SE not refunding  (Se means warranty exploit or get free items without paying)

Dell
Razer
Apple
Newegg
Corsair
Logitech
Amazon
Lenovo
Acer
Asus
Gucci
Louis vuitton
Lacoste
Samsung
Google
Cisco
Xfinity
Alienware
Walmart
P&G
American Eagle
AT&T
Sprint
T-Mobile
Xiaomi
OnePlus
AliBaba
McDonalds (not for free food, managed to get 25k from those idiots)
Jordan|
Nike|
Acura (car company)
Carvana
Cocola
Revision
Shmuckers

And a shit ton more

But the biggest company I did was the Government of the United Kingdom


Tell me what you guys think I should SE, or if I should start an SE service for any of those listed companies

IMO, you should just leave it an open book. Let people contact you with whatever they're interested in and then you can decide if it's worth your time.
Do you have a universal % amount in mind in regards to the SE service or will it depend on the product?

[Harryler100]

are you offering a service?

[xxtripodxx]

So far I've SEd these companies

SE not refunding  (Se means warranty exploit or get free items without paying)

Dell
Razer
Apple
Newegg
Corsair
Logitech
Amazon
Lenovo
Acer
Asus
Gucci
Louis vuitton
Lacoste
Samsung
Google
Cisco
Xfinity
Alienware
Walmart
P&G
American Eagle
AT&T
Sprint
T-Mobile
Xiaomi
OnePlus
AliBaba
McDonalds (not for free food, managed to get 25k from those idiots)
Jordan|
Nike|
Acura (car company)
Carvana
Cocola
Revision
Shmuckers

And a shit ton more

But the biggest company I did was the Government of the United Kingdom


Tell me what you guys think I should SE, or if I should start an SE service for any of those listed companies

IMO, you should just leave it an open book. Let people contact you with whatever they're interested in and then you can decide if it's worth your time.
Do you have a universal % amount in mind in regards to the SE service or will it depend on the product?

What i'm curious about is 
" McDonalds (not for free food, managed to get 25k from those idiots)"
And i like the idea of leaving it an open book

[Jared]

So far I've SEd these companies

SE not refunding  (Se means warranty exploit or get free items without paying)

Dell
Razer
Apple
Newegg
Corsair
Logitech
Amazon
Lenovo
Acer
Asus
Gucci
Louis vuitton
Lacoste
Samsung
Google
Cisco
Xfinity
Alienware
Walmart
P&G
American Eagle
AT&T
Sprint
T-Mobile
Xiaomi
OnePlus
AliBaba
McDonalds (not for free food, managed to get 25k from those idiots)
Jordan|
Nike|
Acura (car company)
Carvana
Cocola
Revision
Shmuckers

And a shit ton more

But the biggest company I did was the Government of the United Kingdom


Tell me what you guys think I should SE, or if I should start an SE service for any of those listed companies

IMO, you should just leave it an open book. Let people contact you with whatever they're interested in and then you can decide if it's worth your time.
Do you have a universal % amount in mind in regards to the SE service or will it depend on the product?

What i'm curious about is 
" McDonalds (not for free food, managed to get 25k from those idiots)"
And i like the idea of leaving it an open book

lmao makes me think he billed them 25k for stuff and they just unknowingly paid the bills he sent. that would be hilarious.

Didn't that shit happen to google last year? i remember reading article about that