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HELP with Instant Refunds ?! - Printable Version +- Sinisterly (https://sinister.li) +-- Forum: Hacking (https://sinister.li/Forum-Hacking) +--- Forum: Social Engineering (https://sinister.li/Forum-Social-Engineering) +--- Thread: HELP with Instant Refunds ?! (/Thread-HELP-with-Instant-Refunds) |
HELP with Instant Refunds ?! - thebuffer - 04-04-2022 Hey guys !, Making a thread here just to discuss the refunding methods which are used to get instant refunds. I have a refunding service where I offer my FTID 1-8 knowledge and do that for people but lately ive been seeing other "refunders" do more and more instant refs on more expensive items like Ipads from Walmart and I am just wondering how do they do that ? I saw people doing it even for apple. I am aware of DNA, EB, Sealed Box and PEB but DNA and EB stop working when you try and instant ref such expensive items such as an Ipad - so my question is, how do we refund expensive items instantly on websites like amazon/walmart ? I am happy to share my knowledge with other people like a trade ![]() Thank you ! RE: HELP with Instant Refunds ?! - mothered - 04-05-2022 Quote:I saw people doing it even for apple.Apple has a one-time exception per account, whereby a refund/replacement Is Issued without going through the usual company protocol to assess and process the claim. RE: HELP with Instant Refunds ?! - harr.yx - 04-05-2022 (04-05-2022, 02:49 AM)mothered Wrote:Quote:I saw people doing it even for apple.Apple has a one-time exception per account, whereby a refund/replacement Is Issued without going through the usual company protocol to assess and process the claim. Does it matter what method you use to try claim this exception RE: HELP with Instant Refunds ?! - mothered - 04-05-2022 (04-05-2022, 03:01 PM)harr.yx Wrote: Does it matter what method you use to try claim this exceptionNo, the exception applies to the claim Itself, regardless of the method used. RE: HELP with Instant Refunds ?! - haiufps - 04-09-2022 (04-05-2022, 04:43 PM)mothered Wrote:(04-05-2022, 03:01 PM)harr.yx Wrote: Does it matter what method you use to try claim this exceptionNo, the exception applies to the claim Itself, regardless of the method used. Do you mind to elaborate on that? I wouldn't mind SEing an iPhone or MacBook with their one time policy. How do they do it exactly? Would DNA work with them? RE: HELP with Instant Refunds ?! - mothered - 04-09-2022 (04-09-2022, 03:35 AM)haiufps Wrote: Do you mind to elaborate on that? I wouldn't mind SEing an iPhone or MacBook with their one time policy. How do they do it exactly?You'd need to request the exception while your claim Is being assessed. (04-09-2022, 03:35 AM)haiufps Wrote: Would DNA work with them?It will be a lengthy process. Apple will claim that they're not responsible for loss of goods In transit and will ask you to deal with the carrier, or report the matter to the police stating you're a victim of crime. RE: HELP with Instant Refunds ?! - haiufps - 04-09-2022 (04-09-2022, 04:32 AM)mothered Wrote:(04-09-2022, 03:35 AM)haiufps Wrote: Do you mind to elaborate on that? I wouldn't mind SEing an iPhone or MacBook with their one time policy. How do they do it exactly?You'd need to request the exception while your claim Is being assessed. What would be the best way to utilize their one time exception then? RE: HELP with Instant Refunds ?! - mothered - 04-09-2022 (04-09-2022, 04:55 AM)haiufps Wrote:As said, while your claim Is being assessed.(04-09-2022, 04:32 AM)mothered Wrote:(04-09-2022, 03:35 AM)haiufps Wrote: Do you mind to elaborate on that? I wouldn't mind SEing an iPhone or MacBook with their one time policy. How do they do it exactly?You'd need to request the exception while your claim Is being assessed. RE: HELP with Instant Refunds ?! - Nabeshin - 04-12-2022 Would checking out as a guest void this one-time thing? Since it could easily be exploited on the long run RE: HELP with Instant Refunds ?! - Defeat - 04-12-2022 (04-12-2022, 02:48 PM)Nabeshin Wrote: Would checking out as a guest void this one-time thing? Since it could easily be exploited on the long runI have a feeling it's more address related than account. |