[Woo]

Hi there,

I want to do the broken bottle method with a retailer I have previously purchased from. Last time I did it with this retailer, they put up a big fight, so I did a chargeback and eventually won.

My question is which details are safe to reuse without raising suspicion?

When I last used this retailer, I used a different address to where I live, but I’d like to send it to my home address now. However, I do not have a card under a different name. I will also use a different email and phone number, but I don’t think I can use the same card I used last time, can I?

[Jhxxhdudjshd]

Hi there,

I want to do the broken bottle method with a retailer I have previously purchased from. Last time I did it with this retailer, they put up a big fight, so I did a chargeback and eventually won.

My question is which details are safe to reuse without raising suspicion?

When I last used this retailer, I used a different address to where I live, but I’d like to send it to my home address now. However, I do not have a card under a different name. I will also use a different email and phone number, but I don’t think I can use the same card I used last time, can I?

Can't you go through a payment provider like PayPal? If not, just set up a revolut account and load some money into it. It's quick to setup and useful for other things.

[Huncho]

Hi there,

I want to do the broken bottle method with a retailer I have previously purchased from. Last time I did it with this retailer, they put up a big fight, so I did a chargeback and eventually won.

My question is which details are safe to reuse without raising suspicion?

When I last used this retailer, I used a different address to where I live, but I’d like to send it to my home address now. However, I do not have a card under a different name. I will also use a different email and phone number, but I don’t think I can use the same card I used last time, can I?

I agree with what @Jhxxhdudjshd said. I just load up alot of money in my revolut and use that as my 'Se'ing Money'

[Alz007]

Hi there,

I want to do the broken bottle method with a retailer I have previously purchased from. Last time I did it with this retailer, they put up a big fight, so I did a chargeback and eventually won.

My question is which details are safe to reuse without raising suspicion?

When I last used this retailer, I used a different address to where I live, but I’d like to send it to my home address now. However, I do not have a card under a different name. I will also use a different email and phone number, but I don’t think I can use the same card I used last time, can I?

I agree with what @Jhxxhdudjshd said. I just load up alot of money in my revolut and use that as my 'Se'ing Money'

How do you create a revolut account without kyc vérification?

[EquitableEngineer]

How do you create a revolut account without kyc vérification?

With a lot of skill or buy an account from someone

[Woo]

Hi there,

I want to do the broken bottle method with a retailer I have previously purchased from. Last time I did it with this retailer, they put up a big fight, so I did a chargeback and eventually won.

My question is which details are safe to reuse without raising suspicion?

When I last used this retailer, I used a different address to where I live, but I’d like to send it to my home address now. However, I do not have a card under a different name. I will also use a different email and phone number, but I don’t think I can use the same card I used last time, can I?

Can't you go through a payment provider like PayPal? If not, just set up a revolut account and load some money into it. It's quick to setup and useful for other things.

I can but I am very careful with this, I avoid having too many refunds coming into my account. Revolut also requires an address, name etc.
I know some places can see billing addresses too, which I am skeptical about.

I almost want a completely separate identity for this shit.

[baneman360]

Hi there,

I want to do the broken bottle method with a retailer I have previously purchased from. Last time I did it with this retailer, they put up a big fight, so I did a chargeback and eventually won.

My question is which details are safe to reuse without raising suspicion?

When I last used this retailer, I used a different address to where I live, but I’d like to send it to my home address now. However, I do not have a card under a different name. I will also use a different email and phone number, but I don’t think I can use the same card I used last time, can I?

Can't you go through a payment provider like PayPal? If not, just set up a revolut account and load some money into it. It's quick to setup and useful for other things.

Can't the store match the same Paypal email that was used for both orders?

[Woo]

Hi there,

I want to do the broken bottle method with a retailer I have previously purchased from. Last time I did it with this retailer, they put up a big fight, so I did a chargeback and eventually won.

My question is which details are safe to reuse without raising suspicion?

When I last used this retailer, I used a different address to where I live, but I’d like to send it to my home address now. However, I do not have a card under a different name. I will also use a different email and phone number, but I don’t think I can use the same card I used last time, can I?

Can't you go through a payment provider like PayPal? If not, just set up a revolut account and load some money into it. It's quick to setup and useful for other things.

Can't the store match the same Paypal email that was used for both orders?

That’s another good point - I believe you must change:
Name
Address
Billing address
Email
Phone number

The billing address is probably the hardest because I believe when you order something to an address different to the provided billing address, this is their first red flag for a fraudulent order. Perhaps not on an aged account where possible with a retailer

[Jhxxhdudjshd]

Hi there,

I want to do the broken bottle method with a retailer I have previously purchased from. Last time I did it with this retailer, they put up a big fight, so I did a chargeback and eventually won.

My question is which details are safe to reuse without raising suspicion?

When I last used this retailer, I used a different address to where I live, but I’d like to send it to my home address now. However, I do not have a card under a different name. I will also use a different email and phone number, but I don’t think I can use the same card I used last time, can I?

Can't you go through a payment provider like PayPal? If not, just set up a revolut account and load some money into it. It's quick to setup and useful for other things.

Can't the store match the same Paypal email that was used for both orders?

They would be able to but I was assuming he just used a card for the first transaction with no PayPal

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Hi there,

I want to do the broken bottle method with a retailer I have previously purchased from. Last time I did it with this retailer, they put up a big fight, so I did a chargeback and eventually won.

My question is which details are safe to reuse without raising suspicion?

When I last used this retailer, I used a different address to where I live, but I’d like to send it to my home address now. However, I do not have a card under a different name. I will also use a different email and phone number, but I don’t think I can use the same card I used last time, can I?

Can't you go through a payment provider like PayPal? If not, just set up a revolut account and load some money into it. It's quick to setup and useful for other things.

I can but I am very careful with this, I avoid having too many refunds coming into my account. Revolut also requires an address, name etc.
I know some places can see billing addresses too, which I am skeptical about.

I almost want a completely separate identity for this shit.

Why do you avoid too many refunds? I think out of the last 20 big purchases in my PayPal account, 18 of them will have been refunded. A couple legit refunds and the rest via other means. It's never been a problem for anyone I know.

[HeadxHunter]

Can't you go through a payment provider like PayPal? If not, just set up a revolut account and load some money into it. It's quick to setup and useful for other things.

Can't the store match the same Paypal email that was used for both orders?

That’s another good point - I believe you must change:
Name
Address
Billing address
Email
Phone number

The billing address is probably the hardest because I believe when you order something to an address different to the provided billing address, this is their first red flag for a fraudulent order. Perhaps not on an aged account where possible with a retailer

Exactly. Arent you able to change billing every time in Revolut though?