[Despised]

You are right man! Thanks for writing not to say the same thing and it would be good to use different names and a vpn i think would be good!

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I do not know the penaltys but be careful anyways by double checking what the reps tell you and think very well what to say !

Have you actually tried this? Could you tell us how it went?

Hey dude, No I never tried it but I already sent a message to a laptop owner on Ebay for the serial number and i will try it !!! I found a 700 gaming laptop which is ver powerful!

This sounds promising. Keep us updated about your progress.

[Chop]

Have you actually tried this? Could you tell us how it went?

Hey dude, No I never tried it but I already sent a message to a laptop owner on Ebay for the serial number and i will try it !!! I found a 700 gaming laptop which is ver powerful!

This sounds promising. Keep us updated about your progress.

I will try man

[Bitcoin]

I might give this a shot I will see if I can convince myself to do it. Do you know what the penalty is for doing something like this?

Depending on the company you SE, the penalty could be absolutely nothing, to them taking legal action against you due to trying to get a 2nd laptop by using fraudulent methods. For example, Amazon threaten to put a legal case up against you and have a police deputy come to an address you give them the next day. I was interested by this, so I attempted to SE Amazon and make it blatant that I was trying to get a free item, they said the same exact thing. They asked for my address and phone number, so, I gave it to them. The next day, nobody arrived, same with the following days.

It honestly depends on the company you SE, most companies are forced to follow by user rules, so you basically have more authority due to you being the customer, so, they don't fight it as hard as other companies. Other companies really hate losing money, so, they would most likely question you and possibly take legal action against you. As I said in my previous post, attempt this method with caution, you could be looking at maybe some time in jail, or, at least be charged a fee.

[Despised]

I might give this a shot I will see if I can convince myself to do it. Do you know what the penalty is for doing something like this?

Depending on the company you SE, the penalty could be absolutely nothing, to them taking legal action against you due to trying to get a 2nd laptop by using fraudulent methods. For example, Amazon threaten to put a legal case up against you and have a police deputy come to an address you give them the next day. I was interested by this, so I attempted to SE Amazon and make it blatant that I was trying to get a free item, they said the same exact thing. They asked for my address and phone number, so, I gave it to them. The next day, nobody arrived, same with the following days.

It honestly depends on the company you SE, most companies are forced to follow by user rules, so you basically have more authority due to you being the customer, so, they don't fight it as hard as other companies. Other companies really hate losing money, so, they would most likely question you and possibly take legal action against you. As I said in my previous post, attempt this method with caution, you could be looking at maybe some time in jail, or, at least be charged a fee.

Never heard of a case where someone was jailed for Amazon SEing before. But carriers do pay visits and ask questions about orders sometimes, depending on the price of the order and the used method.

[Bitcoin]

I might give this a shot I will see if I can convince myself to do it. Do you know what the penalty is for doing something like this?

Depending on the company you SE, the penalty could be absolutely nothing, to them taking legal action against you due to trying to get a 2nd laptop by using fraudulent methods. For example, Amazon threaten to put a legal case up against you and have a police deputy come to an address you give them the next day. I was interested by this, so I attempted to SE Amazon and make it blatant that I was trying to get a free item, they said the same exact thing. They asked for my address and phone number, so, I gave it to them. The next day, nobody arrived, same with the following days.

It honestly depends on the company you SE, most companies are forced to follow by user rules, so you basically have more authority due to you being the customer, so, they don't fight it as hard as other companies. Other companies really hate losing money, so, they would most likely question you and possibly take legal action against you. As I said in my previous post, attempt this method with caution, you could be looking at maybe some time in jail, or, at least be charged a fee.

Never heard of a case where someone was jailed for Amazon SEing before. But carriers do pay visits and ask questions about orders sometimes, depending on the price of the order and the used method.

They threaten to open a case against you, some people most likely have been jailed due to frequent attempts and frequent replacements and refunds, but, I doubt Amazon would open a case or go take legal action against a nobody, unless they SE at least $10,000; the item I blatantly attempted to SE for a test was worth $400, they didn't do anything.

[Despised]

Depending on the company you SE, the penalty could be absolutely nothing, to them taking legal action against you due to trying to get a 2nd laptop by using fraudulent methods. For example, Amazon threaten to put a legal case up against you and have a police deputy come to an address you give them the next day. I was interested by this, so I attempted to SE Amazon and make it blatant that I was trying to get a free item, they said the same exact thing. They asked for my address and phone number, so, I gave it to them. The next day, nobody arrived, same with the following days.

It honestly depends on the company you SE, most companies are forced to follow by user rules, so you basically have more authority due to you being the customer, so, they don't fight it as hard as other companies. Other companies really hate losing money, so, they would most likely question you and possibly take legal action against you. As I said in my previous post, attempt this method with caution, you could be looking at maybe some time in jail, or, at least be charged a fee.

Never heard of a case where someone was jailed for Amazon SEing before. But carriers do pay visits and ask questions about orders sometimes, depending on the price of the order and the used method.

They threaten to open a case against you, some people most likely have been jailed due to frequent attempts and frequent replacements and refunds, but, I doubt Amazon would open a case or go take legal action against a nobody, unless they SE at least $10,000; the item I blatantly attempted to SE for a test was worth $400, they didn't do anything.

I recently SE'd a +1k item on Amazon, no threats whatsoever, but you certainly know what you're talking about.

[pvnk]

I just read this and this method is saturated af.

[Yandere]

thanks dude but does this method still works? would love to try it out

[Bish0pQ]

thanks dude but does this method still works? would love to try it out

You can make every SE work. It pretty much depends on how good your SE skills are. Also being able to manipulate a person is very needed for almost every SE.

[Yandere]

thanks dude but does this method still works? would love to try it out :)

You can make every SE work. It pretty much depends on how good your SE skills are. Also being able to manipulate a person is very needed for almost every SE.

thanks do you think i should try this method? ofcourse not much experience with SE but will try anyways. or you think i should try first at lower SE methods like starbucks?