(12-17-2023, 01:06 AM)SumoSlammer Wrote:

(12-16-2023, 06:46 PM)tharealmanu Wrote: don't cry on shit that are already happened, focus on the next future sir and u will get back from that situation. we here for you too

Thanks man, I have a solid plan for the christmas break after talking with a few close friends.

(12-18-2023, 04:59 AM)HeadxHunter Wrote: I often think about the concept of karma, particularly in business. For instance, I've always had a positive view of Logi. They're a company that genuinely seems to care for their customers, and their products hit a great balance between affordability and reliability. Quality to say the least. For me, it's more than just believing in karma, it's about the principle that if you do wrong by something or someone you respect and value, long term it could have it's reprocussions. There is a story I heard as a kid that would fit here, but I'm unsure of the name. We are human, and the energy that makes us who we are is very complex. I would hate to fuck it up. However, on the flip side, I could just be own head and the trillions of microorgansims that make up who I am could just be listenting to what I tell them, right or wrong, healthy or unhealthy. It just doesn't feel right to act against a company that I admire and believe in. But that could be my own box, that i've perfectly constructed to live in.

(12-18-2023, 04:59 AM)HeadxHunter Wrote: I often think about the concept of karma, particularly in business. For instance, I've always had a positive view of Logi. They're a company that genuinely seems to care for their customers, and their products hit a great balance between affordability and reliability. Quality to say the least. For me, it's more than just believing in karma, it's about the principle that if you do wrong by something or someone you respect and value, long term it could have it's reprocussions. There is a story I heard as a kid that would fit here, but I'm unsure of the name. We are human, and the energy that makes us who we are is very complex. I would hate to fuck it up. However, on the flip side, I could just be own head and the trillions of microorgansims that make up who I am could just be listenting to what I tell them, right or wrong, healthy or unhealthy. It just doesn't feel right to act against a company that I admire and believe in. But that could be my own box, that i've perfectly constructed to live in.

(12-18-2023, 01:08 AM)Spatialize Wrote:

(12-17-2023, 01:06 AM)SumoSlammer Wrote:

(12-16-2023, 06:46 PM)tharealmanu Wrote: don't cry on shit that are already happened, focus on the next future sir and u will get back from that situation. we here for you too

Thanks man, I have a solid plan for the christmas break after talking with a few close friends.

Logitech is known for relatively easy S/Ns, you can probably get away with SEing a mouse or keyboard
I'm sorry to hear about your loss, best wishes to you.

(12-18-2023, 04:23 AM)Marlboro Wrote: I have read your threads a while back and it was fascinating following your journey, it seems like you have successfully hit a fair amount of companies, can I ask what stops you from hitting them again, maybe even multiple times and simply resell the products to eventually get your money back?
Anyhow, considering you're asking for methods, I'd recommend you to look for companies that have a focus on customer satisfaction. You could Google reddit posts with a combination of keywords like "warranty replacement", "no return" etc.

Wish you good luck my friend, would love to drop the name of a company here, but the companies I'd name would be the same companies you have already hit, aren't worldwide or require a decent investment.

(12-18-2023, 04:59 AM)HeadxHunter Wrote: I often think about the concept of karma, particularly in business. For instance, I've always had a positive view of Logi. They're a company that genuinely seems to care for their customers, and their products hit a great balance between affordability and reliability. Quality to say the least. For me, it's more than just believing in karma, it's about the principle that if you do wrong by something or someone you respect and value, long term it could have it's reprocussions. There is a story I heard as a kid that would fit here, but I'm unsure of the name. We are human, and the energy that makes us who we are is very complex. I would hate to fuck it up. However, on the flip side, I could just be own head and the trillions of microorgansims that make up who I am could just be listenting to what I tell them, right or wrong, healthy or unhealthy. It just doesn't feel right to act against a company that I admire and believe in. But that could be my own box, that i've perfectly constructed to live in.

(12-16-2023, 12:23 AM)yeahbuddy112 Wrote: Hey man, I know you're very active here. It's hard to make money without having money, especially in refunding. I'd recommend this: Get a s/n of a company where the process isn't too hard to follow and use your last 30 bucks for a boxing. Get the item, resell and invest that money into more refunds. That's how I began. This takes time to find the right company and get the money, but it grows exponentially. Please shoot me a PM so I can give you some companies that are great to s/n ( I'll give you a s/n as a token of your loyalty to this platform )

(12-19-2023, 12:14 PM)speedtail001 Wrote:

(12-16-2023, 12:23 AM)yeahbuddy112 Wrote: Hey man, I know you're very active here. It's hard to make money without having money, especially in refunding. I'd recommend this: Get a s/n of a company where the process isn't too hard to follow and use your last 30 bucks for a boxing. Get the item, resell and invest that money into more refunds. That's how I began. This takes time to find the right company and get the money, but it grows exponentially. Please shoot me a PM so I can give you some companies that are great to s/n ( I'll give you a s/n as a token of your loyalty to this platform )

Whats a s/n method