[critikal17]

Getting back to my roots, I've been searching around for some original methods to create and share with you guys.
To find products/companies, I usually start at Amazon Launchpad, where most products are new and from new companies.
These companies are working hard to build a strong reputation, so I find that they're generally very lenient with replacements.
So, simply find a product you like on there, generate a fake invoice for it (click here for receipt gen), contact the support team on that company's website, and BAM it's off to the races.

This is how I found most of my methods on Darkpid years ago when I was an active member.

Happy SE'ing!

[mothered]

As with every SE, the method Is always based against the nature of the Item.

That aside, as a matter of Interest, what's the success rate when using a fake receipt with any given company via Amazon Launchpad?

[critikal17]

As with every SE, the method Is always based against the nature of the Item.

That aside, as a matter of Interest, what's the success rate when using a fake receipt with any given company via Amazon Launchpad?

When I was using this method a while ago the success rate was very high, probably >75% with fake receipts. However, I'm not sure if amazon has updated their system in any way to allow third party sellers to view more about the validity of Order ID's. When I was doing it, I believe all that sellers could check is if the ID was from a legitimate order or not, meaning you could use any old order ID from your own account and change around the product details. Because of this time of year, however, I've been using the gift method to circumvent the need for a receipt entirely, which has a much higher success rate in the weeks after Christmas/holidays.

[mothered]

As with every SE, the method Is always based against the nature of the Item.

That aside, as a matter of Interest, what's the success rate when using a fake receipt with any given company via Amazon Launchpad?

When I was using this method a while ago the success rate was very high, probably >75% with fake receipts. However, I'm not sure if amazon has updated their system in any way to allow third party sellers to view more about the validity of Order ID's. When I was doing it, I believe all that sellers could check is if the ID was from a legitimate order or not, meaning you could use any old order ID from your own account and change around the product details. Because of this time of year, however, I've been using the gift method to circumvent the need for a receipt entirely, which has a much higher success rate in the weeks after Christmas/holidays.

Over 75% success, Is pretty high and certainly worth pursuing the fake receipt method.

I agree with the gift method- I've used It countless times, with only one failed attempt.

[yankeeice]

my experience with the gift method is the company always saying either they need the name of the person that ordered it or i need to ask the person for the order number any tips?

[critikal17]

"unfortunately the friend who has purchased this for me has left the country on business/passed away/is no longer my friend due to a falling out"

If they still ask for a name, tell them it was gifted to you by a family and you're not sure who purchased it exactly. If they still demand a last name, give a common one like Johnson/Brown or tell them that the father/mother purchased it and they kept their maiden name, which you do not know, blah blah blah. There's always a way around everything, you just have to imagine you're actually a customer with a real problem and you're trying your best to get it fixed, but all of these unfortunate things are getting in your way.

Good luck!