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Low risk, high reward SE/Refunds - moneymaker6660 - 05-07-2019

Hey guys, I'm trying to buy me a car within the next months for college :/, I would like to do some SEs and refunds on the regular and sell off the products to fund the car. I need some ideas on what to do. Something that is worth my time and won't be a hassle trying to sell it off.
I'm thinking about doing a g933 headset, apple watch through Nike, and a CPU (methods are welcome) every week.
Any suggestions and methods are most welcome. Thank you.


RE: Low risk, high reward SE/Refunds - Vulva - 05-07-2019

Your best bet for a good high reward will be dell laptops, however you need to make sure your opsec is good for a low risk


RE: Low risk, high reward SE/Refunds - moneymaker6660 - 05-07-2019

(05-07-2019, 02:22 AM)Vulva Wrote: Your best bet for a good high reward will be dell laptops, however you need to make sure your opsec is good for a low risk

My opsec? What's that? How would I go about doing dell laptops? In what price range too as I assume investigations and such would depend on the price.


RE: Low risk, high reward SE/Refunds - Vulva - 05-07-2019

(05-07-2019, 02:39 AM)moneymaker6660 Wrote:
(05-07-2019, 02:22 AM)Vulva Wrote: Your best bet for a good high reward will be dell laptops, however you need to make sure your opsec is good for a low risk

My opsec? What's that? How would I go about doing dell laptops? In what price range too as I assume investigations and such would depend on the price.

What amount for investigations? I’m speaking in terms of warranty exploitation not refunds


RE: Low risk, high reward SE/Refunds - moneymaker6660 - 05-07-2019

(05-07-2019, 03:38 AM)Vulva Wrote:
(05-07-2019, 02:39 AM)moneymaker6660 Wrote:
(05-07-2019, 02:22 AM)Vulva Wrote: Your best bet for a good high reward will be dell laptops, however you need to make sure your opsec is good for a low risk

My opsec? What's that? How would I go about doing dell laptops? In what price range too as I assume investigations and such would depend on the price.

What amount for investigations? I’m speaking in terms of warranty exploitation not refunds
Oh, I misunderstood. Disregard the last comment. Please feel free to share the method sir.


RE: Low risk, high reward SE/Refunds - Vulva - 05-07-2019

(05-07-2019, 03:47 AM)moneymaker6660 Wrote:
(05-07-2019, 03:38 AM)Vulva Wrote:
(05-07-2019, 02:39 AM)moneymaker6660 Wrote: My opsec? What's that? How would I go about doing dell laptops? In what price range too as I assume investigations and such would depend on the price.

What amount for investigations? I’m speaking in terms of warranty exploitation not refunds
Oh, I misunderstood. Disregard the last comment. Please feel free to share the method sir.

It’s a basic warranty exploit method. If you don’t know what that is or how that works, I would advise against doing dell. However if you proceed you will need these.

/under 30 day service tag (you can buy them from me)
/invoice from the item (you can buy from me) (unless it’s unregistered which means you don’t need this)
/fake email
/fake name
/textnow number
/drop address
//photoshop skills (you can buy an edited picture from me)
/common sense

This is all the info you really need.
I can’t dive further due to my own privacy.

Or you can always pay someone like me to do a service for you


RE: Low risk, high reward SE/Refunds - moneymaker6660 - 05-07-2019

(05-07-2019, 03:55 AM)Vulva Wrote:
(05-07-2019, 03:47 AM)moneymaker6660 Wrote:
(05-07-2019, 03:38 AM)Vulva Wrote: What amount for investigations? I’m speaking in terms of warranty exploitation not refunds
Oh, I misunderstood. Disregard the last comment. Please feel free to share the method sir.

It’s a basic warranty exploit method. If you don’t know what that is or how that works, I would advise against doing dell. However if you proceed you will need these.

/under 30 day service tag (you can buy them from me)
/invoice from the item (you can buy from me) (unless it’s unregistered which means you don’t need this)
/fake email
/fake name
/textnow number
/drop address
//photoshop skills (you can buy an edited picture from me)
/common sense

This is all the info you really need.
I can’t dive further due to my own privacy.

Or you can always pay someone like me to do a service for you
Would this work in the UK? How much do you charge for such service? Is the time spent finding such info/investment worth my it?


RE: Low risk, high reward SE/Refunds - Vulva - 05-07-2019

(05-07-2019, 04:00 AM)moneymaker6660 Wrote:
(05-07-2019, 03:55 AM)Vulva Wrote:
(05-07-2019, 03:47 AM)moneymaker6660 Wrote: Oh, I misunderstood. Disregard the last comment. Please feel free to share the method sir.

It’s a basic warranty exploit method. If you don’t know what that is or how that works, I would advise against doing dell. However if you proceed you will need these.

/under 30 day service tag (you can buy them from me)
/invoice from the item (you can buy from me) (unless it’s unregistered which means you don’t need this)
/fake email
/fake name
/textnow number
/drop address
//photoshop skills (you can buy an edited picture from me)
/common sense

This is all the info you really need.
I can’t dive further due to my own privacy.

Or you can always pay someone like me to do a service for you
Would this work in the UK? How much do you charge for such service? Is the time spent finding such info/investment worth my it?

This works in the UK, I charge 35-55% of the retail price (which isn’t much considering you’re getting something you can easily resell. And you don’t need all the money upfront like a refund would, and there’s chances of refunding failing, this will not fail. Think of it like a buy you service). You’re asking if $1000 to $3000 items for free are worth your time. It damn sure is


RE: Low risk, high reward SE/Refunds - moneymaker6660 - 05-07-2019

(05-07-2019, 04:04 AM)Vulva Wrote:
(05-07-2019, 04:00 AM)moneymaker6660 Wrote:
(05-07-2019, 03:55 AM)Vulva Wrote: It’s a basic warranty exploit method. If you don’t know what that is or how that works, I would advise against doing dell. However if you proceed you will need these.

/under 30 day service tag (you can buy them from me)
/invoice from the item (you can buy from me) (unless it’s unregistered which means you don’t need this)
/fake email
/fake name
/textnow number
/drop address
//photoshop skills (you can buy an edited picture from me)
/common sense

This is all the info you really need.
I can’t dive further due to my own privacy.

Or you can always pay someone like me to do a service for you
Would this work in the UK? How much do you charge for such service? Is the time spent finding such info/investment worth my it?

This works in the UK, I charge 35-55% of the retail price (which isn’t much considering you’re getting something you can easily resell. And you don’t need all the money upfront like a refund would, and there’s chances of refunding failing, this will not fail. Think of it like a buy you service). You’re asking if $1000 to $3000  items for free are worth your time. It damn sure is

What are the chances of a noobie like myself being successful in doing a refund like this one by myself?


RE: Low risk, high reward SE/Refunds - Vulva - 05-07-2019

(05-07-2019, 04:16 AM)moneymaker6660 Wrote:
(05-07-2019, 04:04 AM)Vulva Wrote:
(05-07-2019, 04:00 AM)moneymaker6660 Wrote: Would this work in the UK? How much do you charge for such service? Is the time spent finding such info/investment worth my it?

This works in the UK, I charge 35-55% of the retail price (which isn’t much considering you’re getting something you can easily resell. And you don’t need all the money upfront like a refund would, and there’s chances of refunding failing, this will not fail. Think of it like a buy you service). You’re asking if $1000 to $3000  items for free are worth your time. It damn sure is

What are the chances of a noobie like myself being successful in doing a refund like this one by myself?

This isn’t a refund, it’s a warranty exploit