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RE: Wrong item received method on third-party product - azocines - 01-28-2023

(01-28-2023, 02:51 AM)mothered Wrote:
(01-28-2023, 02:30 AM)azocines Wrote: Okay yes but in this case, if I deliver in Amazon locker, I can't say that I haven't received it or empty box (weight of wrong item in my case : around 500g)
We're not discussing EB'ing or DNA'ing.

(01-28-2023, 02:30 AM)azocines Wrote: And Amazon will find strange and impossible that two people receive the exact same wrong item (on first account and second account)
Why?

Both accounts are totally unrelated.


Does Amazon check on return the serial number (for example) of the wrong item ?

For example, if the serial number is XYZ :
Account 1 will receive XYZ item normally
Account 2 will claim to Amazon that he has received XYZ item and that he has not orders it

On return of XYZ item from account 2, will Amazon check serial number or something like that ?
Because if it does, it will conclude that item shouldn't be in account 2 hand but in account 1

It's the only thing I still don't understand about the WIR method


RE: Wrong item received method on third-party product - mothered - 01-28-2023

(01-28-2023, 02:56 AM)azocines Wrote:
(01-28-2023, 02:51 AM)mothered Wrote:
(01-28-2023, 02:30 AM)azocines Wrote: Okay yes but in this case, if I deliver in Amazon locker, I can't say that I haven't received it or empty box (weight of wrong item in my case : around 500g)
We're not discussing EB'ing or DNA'ing.

(01-28-2023, 02:30 AM)azocines Wrote: And Amazon will find strange and impossible that two people receive the exact same wrong item (on first account and second account)
Why?

Both accounts are totally unrelated.


Does Amazon check on return the serial number (for example) of the wrong item ?

For example, if the serial number is XYZ :
Account 1 will receive XYZ item normally
Account 2 will claim to Amazon that he has received XYZ item and that he has not orders it

On return of XYZ item from account 2, will Amazon check serial number or something like that ?
Because if it does, it will conclude that item shouldn't be in account 2 hand but in account 1

It's the only thing I still don't understand about the WIR method
You're needlessly complicating the method. Apart from matching the weight (or close to It), all you're concerned with Is this:

1. Buy the Item to be SE'd on one account.
2. Buy the wrong Item on a totally different account with every Identifiable detail changed.
3. Have the wrong Item sent to a completely different address.
4. Contact CS and Inform them of the wrong Item received.
5. The return will be requested, so send back the wrong Item.

Both accounts are totally unrelated, so It's no different to two buyers (who're unbeknownst to each other) ordering their goods. SE'ers have been using the WIR In the above fashion for years without Issues.
It's that simple.


RE: Wrong item received method on third-party product - azocines - 01-28-2023

(01-28-2023, 03:17 AM)mothered Wrote:
(01-28-2023, 02:56 AM)azocines Wrote:
(01-28-2023, 02:51 AM)mothered Wrote: We're not discussing EB'ing or DNA'ing.

Why?

Both accounts are totally unrelated.


Does Amazon check on return the serial number (for example) of the wrong item ?

For example, if the serial number is XYZ :
Account 1 will receive XYZ item normally
Account 2 will claim to Amazon that he has received XYZ item and that he has not orders it

On return of XYZ item from account 2, will Amazon check serial number or something like that ?
Because if it does, it will conclude that item shouldn't be in account 2 hand but in account 1

It's the only thing I still don't understand about the WIR method
You're needlessly complicating the method. Apart from matching the weight (or close to It), all you're concerned with Is this:

1. Buy the Item to be SE'd on one account.
2. Buy the wrong Item on a totally different account with every Identifiable detail changed.
3. Have the wrong Item sent to a completely different address.
4. Contact CS and Inform them of the wrong Item received.
5. The return will be requested, so send back the wrong Item.

Both accounts are totally unrelated, so It's no different to two buyers (who're unbeknownst to each other) ordering their goods. SE'ers have been using the WIR In the above fashion for years without Issues.
It's that simple.

Okay yes now I get it, thanks.

And about wrong item that I must send back to Amazon, do I send it back with the Amazon box I received with my "good" account or with a simple box ?


RE: Wrong item received method on third-party product - mothered - 01-28-2023

(01-28-2023, 04:03 AM)azocines Wrote: And about wrong item that I must send back to Amazon, do I send it back with the Amazon box I received with my "good" account or with a simple box ?
Either of the two will suffice.

The most Important part Is returning the wrong Item that they (seemingly) dispatched.


RE: Wrong item received method on third-party product - yeahbuddy112 - 08-11-2023

(01-28-2023, 02:19 AM)mothered Wrote:
(01-28-2023, 01:18 AM)azocines Wrote: About the wrong item with the second account, is it possible to make it delivered in Amazon locker ?
The wrong Item can be delivered anywhere other than the address of the original Item.
wouldnt it have to be in the same area, like same zip code?


RE: Wrong item received method on third-party product - mothered - 08-12-2023

(08-11-2023, 11:52 AM)yeahbuddy112 Wrote:
(01-28-2023, 02:19 AM)mothered Wrote:
(01-28-2023, 01:18 AM)azocines Wrote: About the wrong item with the second account, is it possible to make it delivered in Amazon locker ?
The wrong Item can be delivered anywhere other than the address of the original Item.
wouldnt it have to be in the same area, like same zip code?
No.