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Mindfactory SE - db8803 - 11-27-2020

thank you for your reply it is much appreciated

RE: Mindfactory SE - mothered - 11-27-2020

Quote:Maybe a CPU or SSD something light for the Missing item
You can also use the sealed box method, thereby the weight doesn't matter and has a very good chance of success with just about any company.

Of course, that's provided the Item cannot be viewed externally without opening the box.

RE: Mindfactory SE - db8803 - 11-27-2020

(11-27-2020, 11:08 AM)mothered Wrote:
Quote:Maybe a CPU or SSD something light for the Missing item
You can also use the sealed box method, thereby the weight doesn't matter and has a very good chance of success with just about any company.

Of course, that's provided the Item cannot be viewed externally without opening the box.

thank you for your reply it is much appreciated

RE: Mindfactory SE - mothered - 11-27-2020

(11-27-2020, 01:37 PM)db8803 Wrote: With the CPU it's not really an option, because you can see it without opening the box. Also, the ssd....to be honest I did it like 5-6 times  the sealed box method for ssd and two of the times, they actually opened the sealed box and realized it was not the correct item, even thou i used another similar ssd (i was already refunded when they checked it just got an email informing me about the issue) . So, now i am not very comfortable using this method.
I see your point.

What's the precise weight of each Item? As you're aware, If It's light enough, the missing Item method Is well-suited, however you first need to establish whether CCTV cameras are actively monitoring activity In their warehouse. I haven't SEd them but any company can be social engineered, so It's just a matter of researching their Internal operations and applying the method based on your findings.

RE: Mindfactory SE - db8803 - 11-27-2020

(11-27-2020, 03:42 PM)mothered Wrote:
(11-27-2020, 01:37 PM)db8803 Wrote: With the CPU it's not really an option, because you can see it without opening the box. Also, the ssd....to be honest I did it like 5-6 times  the sealed box method for ssd and two of the times, they actually opened the sealed box and realized it was not the correct item, even thou i used another similar ssd (i was already refunded when they checked it just got an email informing me about the issue) . So, now i am not very comfortable using this method.
I see your point.

What's the precise weight of each Item? As you're aware, If It's light enough, the missing Item method Is well-suited, however you first need to establish whether CCTV cameras are actively monitoring activity In their warehouse. I haven't SEd them but any company can be social engineered, so It's just a matter of researching their Internal operations and applying the method based on your findings.

thank you for your reply it is much appreciated

RE: Mindfactory SE - mothered - 11-28-2020

(11-27-2020, 09:24 PM)db8803 Wrote: Any idea how can i obtain such information about the CCTV cameras? The weight of the CPU is around 90 grams and the SSD is like 65 grams, so the missing item should be ok.
The weights are fine for the missing Item method.

In terms of Identifying whether CCTV cameras are In use, perform a "practice run" by purchasing a very cheap Item and claim It was missing. If there's no mention of cameras and your claim Is approved, that's your answer.

RE: Mindfactory SE - db8803 - 11-28-2020

(11-28-2020, 02:42 AM)mothered Wrote:
(11-27-2020, 09:24 PM)db8803 Wrote: Any idea how can i obtain such information about the CCTV cameras? The weight of the CPU is around 90 grams and the SSD is like 65 grams, so the missing item should be ok.
The weights are fine for the missing Item method.

In terms of Identifying whether CCTV cameras are In use, perform a "practice run" by purchasing a very cheap Item and claim It was missing. If there's no mention of cameras and your claim Is approved, that's your answer.

thank you for your reply it is much appreciated

RE: Mindfactory SE - mothered - 11-28-2020

(11-28-2020, 12:41 PM)db8803 Wrote:
(11-28-2020, 02:42 AM)mothered Wrote:
(11-27-2020, 09:24 PM)db8803 Wrote: Any idea how can i obtain such information about the CCTV cameras? The weight of the CPU is around 90 grams and the SSD is like 65 grams, so the missing item should be ok.
The weights are fine for the missing Item method.

In terms of Identifying whether CCTV cameras are In use, perform a "practice run" by purchasing a very cheap Item and claim It was missing. If there's no mention of cameras and your claim Is approved, that's your answer.

That's a good idea, thanks!
You're welcome.

RE: Mindfactory SE - db8803 - 11-29-2020

(11-28-2020, 03:24 PM)mothered Wrote:
(11-28-2020, 12:41 PM)db8803 Wrote:
(11-28-2020, 02:42 AM)mothered Wrote: The weights are fine for the missing Item method.

In terms of Identifying whether CCTV cameras are In use, perform a "practice run" by purchasing a very cheap Item and claim It was missing. If there's no mention of cameras and your claim Is approved, that's your answer.

That's a good idea, thanks!
You're welcome.
thank you for your reply it is much appreciated

RE: Mindfactory SE - mothered - 11-29-2020

(11-29-2020, 10:16 AM)db8803 Wrote: What do you think about using Amz Lockers for delivery address? GF and Amz Locker with fake name. Isn't this one of the best method for covering tracks?
Even with a fake name, It doesn't change the fact that "your order" (on a legit account) will be delivered there, and a unique code required to pick up the package.

(11-29-2020, 10:16 AM)db8803 Wrote: To be honest i've never used the Locker myself, because there aren't any in my country. But i have an uncle  living in Germany and i could make him take the packages from the Lockers and send them to me. The problem is he is not so good with technologies and i am afraid he may have trouble using the Locker.
It's best not to get others Involved.

(11-29-2020, 10:16 AM)db8803 Wrote: Do you have any experience with it? Is it easy to handle?
It depends on the method you're using.

For example, If It's the wrong Item received or the missing Item method, then It makes no difference where the package Is delivered.