(04-23-2018, 03:13 PM)db8803 Wrote: Another method is to use the Warehouse Deals. I've done this a couple of years ago. I got a 65 inch 4k TV and a laptop. You just look for a good item in the Amazon WH Deals section. Best to choose the items labeled as "Like New" And when you get the item, just contact them and say, they've sent you wrong item inside the box of the items you ordered. Then they will ask you to return the wrong item to them for a refund.  So in my cases 1. Instead of 65 inch 4k TV, I told them they sent me another smaller TV (I had a non working Sony 49 inch)  I was told to send the wrong item back. Then I took out the big TV and put inside its box my broken Sony and send it back to them. 6 days later the refund was on my account. 2. Laptop Lenovo Legion Y520, told them they've sent me another Lenovo (my old laptop with defective MB) They asked me to send the item back and got my Refund one week later. .
It's a good deal, because as those items are previously opened, they are considered USED not NEW and Amazon don't care about them at all, but in fact when you choose item from WH Deals labeled "Like new" they are actually new, the remote control of the 65 inch TV was still in the plastic bag and the batteries were also sealed and never used. The AC cable was also never used. Same thing with the laptop, it looked intact all the plastic covers were untouched, and the charger also.


I have tried also the other methods like: empty box, item never arrived, damaged...

Please use this methods only for items Sold and Dispatched by Amazon! Don't do it with 3d party sellers!

Best Regards and good luck!

(04-23-2018, 03:18 PM)Scorpio Wrote:

(04-23-2018, 03:13 PM)db8803 Wrote: Another method is to use the Warehouse Deals. I've done this a couple of years ago. I got a 65 inch 4k TV and a laptop. You just look for a good item in the Amazon WH Deals section. Best to choose the items labeled as "Like New" And when you get the item, just contact them and say, they've sent you wrong item inside the box of the items you ordered. Then they will ask you to return the wrong item to them for a refund.  So in my cases 1. Instead of 65 inch 4k TV, I told them they sent me another smaller TV (I had a non working Sony 49 inch)  I was told to send the wrong item back. Then I took out the big TV and put inside its box my broken Sony and send it back to them. 6 days later the refund was on my account. 2. Laptop Lenovo Legion Y520, told them they've sent me another Lenovo (my old laptop with defective MB) They asked me to send the item back and got my Refund one week later. .
It's a good deal, because as those items are previously opened, they are considered USED not NEW and Amazon don't care about them at all, but in fact when you choose item from WH Deals labeled "Like new" they are actually new, the remote control of the 65 inch TV was still in the plastic bag and the batteries were also sealed and never used. The AC cable was also never used. Same thing with the laptop, it looked intact all the plastic covers were untouched, and the charger also.


I have tried also the other methods like: empty box, item never arrived, damaged...

Please use this methods only for items Sold and Dispatched by Amazon! Don't do it with 3d party sellers!

Best Regards and good luck!

Sounds awesome!

I have to buy a 4K TV to play God Of War so it might actually works I guess

(04-23-2018, 03:40 PM)db8803 Wrote:

(04-23-2018, 03:18 PM)Scorpio Wrote:

(04-23-2018, 03:13 PM)db8803 Wrote: Another method is to use the Warehouse Deals. I've done this a couple of years ago. I got a 65 inch 4k TV and a laptop. You just look for a good item in the Amazon WH Deals section. Best to choose the items labeled as "Like New" And when you get the item, just contact them and say, they've sent you wrong item inside the box of the items you ordered. Then they will ask you to return the wrong item to them for a refund.  So in my cases 1. Instead of 65 inch 4k TV, I told them they sent me another smaller TV (I had a non working Sony 49 inch)  I was told to send the wrong item back. Then I took out the big TV and put inside its box my broken Sony and send it back to them. 6 days later the refund was on my account. 2. Laptop Lenovo Legion Y520, told them they've sent me another Lenovo (my old laptop with defective MB) They asked me to send the item back and got my Refund one week later. .
It's a good deal, because as those items are previously opened, they are considered USED not NEW and Amazon don't care about them at all, but in fact when you choose item from WH Deals labeled "Like new" they are actually new, the remote control of the 65 inch TV was still in the plastic bag and the batteries were also sealed and never used. The AC cable was also never used. Same thing with the laptop, it looked intact all the plastic covers were untouched, and the charger also.


I have tried also the other methods like: empty box, item never arrived, damaged...

Please use this methods only for items Sold and Dispatched by Amazon! Don't do it with 3d party sellers!

Best Regards and good luck!

Sounds awesome!

I have to buy a 4K TV to play God Of War so it might actually works I guess

Yeah, it was! It worked for me then, I hope it will for you too! Just don't get too greedy, my TV was around 999.00 Euro as an used item. The price as new was 1.350 Euro. So if you want to get a high end expensive TV for like 2-3k maybe it wont work...So choose wisely

(04-25-2018, 01:42 PM)db8803 Wrote: Just wondering something. Is it a problem if you  get like 1 or 2 refunds from amazon on your CC every month? Maybe you have different accounts (3-4) and order stuff from all of them, but 2 times in the month you get a nice refunds around 3-400 euro each. I mean to use 1 CC . Is it going to be suspicious to them, or to your b@nk or the IRS... What do you guys think about this?

(04-25-2018, 01:42 PM)db8803 Wrote: Just wondering something. Is it a problem if you  get like 1 or 2 refunds from amazon on your CC every month? Maybe you have different accounts (3-4) and order stuff from all of them, but 2 times in the month you get a nice refunds around 3-400 euro each. I mean to use 1 CC . Is it going to be suspicious to them, or to your b@nk or the IRS... What do you guys think about this?

(04-25-2018, 04:51 PM)relaxed state Wrote:

(04-25-2018, 01:42 PM)db8803 Wrote: Just wondering something. Is it a problem if you  get like 1 or 2 refunds from amazon on your CC every month? Maybe you have different accounts (3-4) and order stuff from all of them, but 2 times in the month you get a nice refunds around 3-400 euro each. I mean to use 1 CC . Is it going to be suspicious to them, or to your b@nk or the IRS... What do you guys think about this?

More than likely you'll be fine but your best bet would be to use a Virtual Credit Card. You can get a new card every month, or more often, while still maintaining your personal card information to just yourself.