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RE: Which online companies fail to open sealed items? - shadowshaymin - 07-01-2023
(07-01-2023, 05:21 PM)EquitableEngineer Wrote:(06-30-2023, 04:22 PM)shadowshaymin Wrote: Also, I'm attempting Ebuyer at the moment and they paused my order for security checks (they're asking for an ID and a utility bill), would this make an SE less likely to pull off as they seem uncertain already? Didn't know they had a fraud team, perhaps makes a high-value DNA sort of impossible as they already seem suspicious, right?This is an SB thread, not a DNA thread. You are muddying the waters, make a separate thread.
Fair point. Got any advice on the question above about suppliers and the SB method?
RE: Which online companies fail to open sealed items? - EquitableEngineer - 07-04-2023
(07-01-2023, 08:17 PM)shadowshaymin Wrote: Fair point. Got any advice on the question above about suppliers and the SB method?Have you verified that the mac mini can indeed be perfectly SB'd? For example the newer macs use a proprietary pull tab on the outer film which makes them unsuitable to SB IMO, unless someone can prove me wrong.
RE: Which online companies fail to open sealed items? - Leviathan - 07-04-2023
Not sure if Fitbit is still irresponsible but they've been like that for years (at least until 2-3 months ago)
RE: Which online companies fail to open sealed items? - Jackal - 07-04-2023
(07-04-2023, 12:51 AM)Leviathan Wrote: Not sure if Fitbit is still irresponsible but they've been like that for years (at least until 2-3 months ago)
Fitbit susceptable to SB?