(08-18-2020, 04:05 AM)mothered Wrote:

(08-18-2020, 03:11 AM)_mayur19 Wrote: I’m planning to do a 2.8k MacBook Pro sealed box and wondering if they would like rip the seal and check inside

It's not possible to say for sure.

If It's sealed perfectly as per the manufacturer's packing without any signs of Inconsistencies whatsoever, then It will not give them reason to check.

(08-18-2020, 04:05 AM)mothered Wrote:

(08-18-2020, 03:11 AM)_mayur19 Wrote: I’m planning to do a 2.8k MacBook Pro sealed box and wondering if they would like rip the seal and check inside

It's not possible to say for sure.

If It's sealed perfectly as per the manufacturer's packing without any signs of Inconsistencies whatsoever, then It will not give them reason to check.

(08-18-2020, 04:06 PM)_mayur19 Wrote: Hey mothered I might pull of the Sealed box method with a 2019 MacBook Pro 16inch weighs 2kg , I’m planning to put in an old computer , it weighs 2.3kg is that fine or is that too much ?

(08-18-2020, 03:11 AM)_mayur19 Wrote:

(07-09-2020, 12:10 PM)durden666 Wrote:

(07-09-2020, 11:57 AM)mothered Wrote: The sealed box method Is the way to go with Argos. They have CCTV cameras In place when storeman  pick, pack and dispatch orders, so (for example) the missing Item method Is destined to fail.

Then this should answer your question, yes?

Unless you're concerned with the value of the Items?

This was last November so quite some time has elapsed since then. Just thought I'd see if anyone has anything to say on the odd chance that somehow some kind of protocol of theirs has changed.

I guess the total value does stress me out a little bit too as the most I've done before is 1.5k. however realistically, it should not make a difference. As far as I'm concerned I just bought a macbook and a camera, then decided to return it as I found the same ones elsewhere for cheaper.

Do you think it's a better option to return them instantly, perhaps even live chat them as it's being delivered and ask to cancel the order (obviously they won't be able to as it's about to be delivered, but it will be on record that I'm requesting a cancellation)... Or perhaps wait a few days?

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EDIT

Nevermind. Shortly after placing my order Argos has cancelled it due to an "error".

This is very weird as the past few weeks I've had Curry's cancel 2/3 orders of mine which were high value. For no reason also. Very frustrating having to wait 7 working days for a refund.

Can't understand why this is happening unless if they aren't accepting high value orders for some reason. All my info checks out. The only thing that may be throwing systems off is the high value plus that my legitimate address (shipping) has recently changed....

Very weird

You tried again ? I’m planning to do a 2.8k MacBook Pro sealed box and wondering if they would like rip the seal and check inside

(08-18-2020, 09:43 PM)durden666 Wrote:

(08-18-2020, 03:11 AM)_mayur19 Wrote:

(07-09-2020, 12:10 PM)durden666 Wrote: This was last November so quite some time has elapsed since then. Just thought I'd see if anyone has anything to say on the odd chance that somehow some kind of protocol of theirs has changed.

I guess the total value does stress me out a little bit too as the most I've done before is 1.5k. however realistically, it should not make a difference. As far as I'm concerned I just bought a macbook and a camera, then decided to return it as I found the same ones elsewhere for cheaper.

Do you think it's a better option to return them instantly, perhaps even live chat them as it's being delivered and ask to cancel the order (obviously they won't be able to as it's about to be delivered, but it will be on record that I'm requesting a cancellation)... Or perhaps wait a few days?

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EDIT

Nevermind. Shortly after placing my order Argos has cancelled it due to an "error".

This is very weird as the past few weeks I've had Curry's cancel 2/3 orders of mine which were high value. For no reason also. Very frustrating having to wait 7 working days for a refund.

Can't understand why this is happening unless if they aren't accepting high value orders for some reason. All my info checks out. The only thing that may be throwing systems off is the high value plus that my legitimate address (shipping) has recently changed....

Very weird

You tried again ? I’m planning to do a 2.8k MacBook Pro sealed box and wondering if they would like rip the seal and check inside

I circumvented this issue by placing an order with currys via their ebay store. 10k no problems.

(08-18-2020, 09:43 PM)durden666 Wrote:

(08-18-2020, 03:11 AM)_mayur19 Wrote:

(07-09-2020, 12:10 PM)durden666 Wrote: This was last November so quite some time has elapsed since then. Just thought I'd see if anyone has anything to say on the odd chance that somehow some kind of protocol of theirs has changed.

I guess the total value does stress me out a little bit too as the most I've done before is 1.5k. however realistically, it should not make a difference. As far as I'm concerned I just bought a macbook and a camera, then decided to return it as I found the same ones elsewhere for cheaper.

Do you think it's a better option to return them instantly, perhaps even live chat them as it's being delivered and ask to cancel the order (obviously they won't be able to as it's about to be delivered, but it will be on record that I'm requesting a cancellation)... Or perhaps wait a few days?

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EDIT

Nevermind. Shortly after placing my order Argos has cancelled it due to an "error".

This is very weird as the past few weeks I've had Curry's cancel 2/3 orders of mine which were high value. For no reason also. Very frustrating having to wait 7 working days for a refund.

Can't understand why this is happening unless if they aren't accepting high value orders for some reason. All my info checks out. The only thing that may be throwing systems off is the high value plus that my legitimate address (shipping) has recently changed....

Very weird

You tried again ? I’m planning to do a 2.8k MacBook Pro sealed box and wondering if they would like rip the seal and check inside

I circumvented this issue by placing an order with currys via their ebay store. 10k no problems.

(08-19-2020, 03:59 AM)_mayur19 Wrote:

(08-18-2020, 09:43 PM)durden666 Wrote:

(08-18-2020, 03:11 AM)_mayur19 Wrote: You tried again ? I’m planning to do a 2.8k MacBook Pro sealed box and wondering if they would like rip the seal and check inside

I circumvented this issue by placing an order with currys via their ebay store. 10k no problems.

10k ? Did you buy multiple items ?

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(08-18-2020, 09:43 PM)durden666 Wrote:

(08-18-2020, 03:11 AM)_mayur19 Wrote: You tried again ? I’m planning to do a 2.8k MacBook Pro sealed box and wondering if they would like rip the seal and check inside

I circumvented this issue by placing an order with currys via their ebay store. 10k no problems.

Also what method did you use ? SNAD? Or sealed box

(08-19-2020, 08:16 AM)durden666 Wrote:

(08-19-2020, 03:59 AM)_mayur19 Wrote:

(08-18-2020, 09:43 PM)durden666 Wrote: I circumvented this issue by placing an order with currys via their ebay store. 10k no problems.

10k ? Did you buy multiple items ?

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(08-18-2020, 09:43 PM)durden666 Wrote: I circumvented this issue by placing an order with currys via their ebay store. 10k no problems.

Also what method did you use ? SNAD? Or sealed box

SNAD, 10 iPhones.

(08-19-2020, 08:16 AM)durden666 Wrote:

(08-19-2020, 03:59 AM)_mayur19 Wrote:

(08-18-2020, 09:43 PM)durden666 Wrote: I circumvented this issue by placing an order with currys via their ebay store. 10k no problems.

10k ? Did you buy multiple items ?

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(08-18-2020, 09:43 PM)durden666 Wrote: I circumvented this issue by placing an order with currys via their ebay store. 10k no problems.

Also what method did you use ? SNAD? Or sealed box

SNAD, 10 iPhones.

(08-18-2020, 09:43 PM)durden666 Wrote:

(08-18-2020, 03:11 AM)_mayur19 Wrote:

(07-09-2020, 12:10 PM)durden666 Wrote: This was last November so quite some time has elapsed since then. Just thought I'd see if anyone has anything to say on the odd chance that somehow some kind of protocol of theirs has changed.

I guess the total value does stress me out a little bit too as the most I've done before is 1.5k. however realistically, it should not make a difference. As far as I'm concerned I just bought a macbook and a camera, then decided to return it as I found the same ones elsewhere for cheaper.

Do you think it's a better option to return them instantly, perhaps even live chat them as it's being delivered and ask to cancel the order (obviously they won't be able to as it's about to be delivered, but it will be on record that I'm requesting a cancellation)... Or perhaps wait a few days?

---

EDIT

Nevermind. Shortly after placing my order Argos has cancelled it due to an "error".

This is very weird as the past few weeks I've had Curry's cancel 2/3 orders of mine which were high value. For no reason also. Very frustrating having to wait 7 working days for a refund.

Can't understand why this is happening unless if they aren't accepting high value orders for some reason. All my info checks out. The only thing that may be throwing systems off is the high value plus that my legitimate address (shipping) has recently changed....

Very weird

You tried again ? I’m planning to do a 2.8k MacBook Pro sealed box and wondering if they would like rip the seal and check inside

I circumvented this issue by placing an order with currys via their ebay store. 10k no problems.