(09-06-2023, 10:05 PM)bigsg Wrote: Hey guys i need some advice and realistic opionions,

im planning on doing a paypal UA claim on Farfetch after ordering a rolex from there for about 1ok. Obviously following the known steps to seem like a hacker on paypal.

Yall think it could work?
i appreciate every input

(01-18-2024, 06:04 AM)BetterThings2 Wrote:

(09-06-2023, 10:05 PM)bigsg Wrote: Hey guys i need some advice and realistic opionions,

im planning on doing a paypal UA claim on Farfetch after ordering a rolex from there for about 1ok. Obviously following the known steps to seem like a hacker on paypal.

Yall think it could work?
i appreciate every input

  How are you going to arrange the pick up of the watch, which will need to be signed for and ID checked, while also saying to PP that you were hacked? 

You might be better off just buying the watch, hold it for a year and file a claim with your home/renters insurance policy because someone "broke" into your home and stole your valuables.

(01-18-2024, 08:03 AM)bigsg Wrote:

(01-18-2024, 06:04 AM)BetterThings2 Wrote:

(09-06-2023, 10:05 PM)bigsg Wrote: Hey guys i need some advice and realistic opionions,

im planning on doing a paypal UA claim on Farfetch after ordering a rolex from there for about 1ok. Obviously following the known steps to seem like a hacker on paypal.

Yall think it could work?
i appreciate every input

  How are you going to arrange the pick up of the watch, which will need to be signed for and ID checked, while also saying to PP that you were hacked? 

You might be better off just buying the watch, hold it for a year and file a claim with your home/renters insurance policy because someone "broke" into your home and stole your valuables.

yes the rolex is not a good option in this case. I did it successfully with a high value jewelry piece with signature and id check upon delivery though. The trick lies in getting the refund before it even arrives at your house

(01-18-2024, 03:16 PM)BetterThings2 Wrote:

(01-18-2024, 08:03 AM)bigsg Wrote:

(01-18-2024, 06:04 AM)BetterThings2 Wrote:   How are you going to arrange the pick up of the watch, which will need to be signed for and ID checked, while also saying to PP that you were hacked? 

You might be better off just buying the watch, hold it for a year and file a claim with your home/renters insurance policy because someone "broke" into your home and stole your valuables.

yes the rolex is not a good option in this case. I did it successfully with a high value jewelry piece with signature and id check upon delivery though. The trick lies in getting the refund before it even arrives at your house

Nice, I wonder how do you secure the refund before the product arrives?  Also that's a big balls move to pull that off.