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Wrong Item Help 04-14-2023, 11:49 PM
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I'm planning to SE a smartphone on amzn or Ebay (from a company) with wrong item received: buying a smartphone worth 150 (OPPO A16s) from the same company for one worth 500 (OPPO RENO 8 PRO) (different address, account, account name), but i have some questions:
The smartphones have around same weight, so what is the limit of weight difference and is there a way i can know the phone original packaging weight exactly? I tried searching online but i only found the weight of the second smartphone packaging
Can the company see who payed for the order and associate the accounts?
How can i know if they have cctv cameras?
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RE: Wrong Item Help 04-15-2023, 12:20 AM
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(04-14-2023, 11:49 PM)seyeji6422@asoflex.com Wrote: I'm planning to SE a smartphone on amzn or Ebay (from a company) with wrong item received: buying a smartphone worth 150 (OPPO A16s) from the same company for one worth 500 (OPPO RENO 8 PRO) (different address, account, account name), but i have some questions:
The smartphones have around same weight, so what is the limit of weight difference and is there a way i can know the phone original packaging weight exactly? I tried searching online but i only found the weight of the second smartphone packaging
Can the company see who payed for the order and associate the accounts?
How can i know if they have cctv cameras?
For CCTV cameras you need to perform a trial run, order something cheaper and say you got the wrong item. You will know depending on if they use that as evidence. A believable weight difference might be something like 150g. There is no way to know the exact weight unless it is stated somewhere online, you will need to do some estimation.
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