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iphone refundh help #1
in woulld like to start refunding iphones but i dont know what site to use and what method to use aswell if anyone hass any experience it would be appretiated

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RE: iphone refundh help #2
Quote:in woulld like to start refunding iphones but i dont know what site to use
If you're planning to mass-refund IPhones, to avoid raising suspicion, you'll need to target a number of companies and change from one to another accordingly.
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RE: iphone refundh help #3
(03-05-2021, 03:02 AM)mothered Wrote:
Quote:in woulld like to start refunding iphones but i dont know what site to use
If you're planning to mass-refund IPhones, to avoid raising suspicion, you'll need to target a number of companies and change from one to another accordingly.
do you have any recommendations for websites that i can refund from

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RE: iphone refundh help #4
(03-05-2021, 03:05 AM)lilacula Wrote: do you have any recommendations for websites that i can refund from
Do remember that this will be ongoing SEs from one company to the next, and then keep repeating the process.

As such, It's not only the site/company you need to consider, but also the range of methods you'll be using. For example, John Lewis, Argos, My Very and EBuyer all have CCTV cameras In operation, so the missing Item/partial method (warehouse error) and wrong Item received are out of the question. And for obvious reasons, you cannot keep hitting the DNA many times In succession against the same carrier who will be servicing their deliveries.

In short and as you can see, there's a lot to consider when SEing In bulk on an ongoing basis.
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(03-05-2021, 03:38 AM)mothered Wrote:
(03-05-2021, 03:05 AM)lilacula Wrote: do you have any recommendations for websites that i can refund from
Do remember that this will be ongoing SEs from one company to the next, and then keep repeating the process.

As such, It's not only the site/company you need to consider, but also the range of methods you'll be using. For example, John Lewis, Argos, My Very and EBuyer all have CCTV cameras In operation, so the missing Item/partial method (warehouse error) and wrong Item received are out of the question. And for obvious reasons, you cannot keep hitting the DNA many times In succession against the same carrier who will be servicing their deliveries.

In short and as you can see, there's a lot to consider when SEing In bulk on an ongoing basis.


I am not OP: but which besides Amz would be good for DNA / partial on Phones? For OP of course.

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