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Amazon Refund Methods + Insider Knowledge [HUGE] - Printable Version +- Sinisterly (https://sinister.li) +-- Forum: Hacking (https://sinister.li/Forum-Hacking) +--- Forum: Social Engineering (https://sinister.li/Forum-Social-Engineering) +--- Thread: Amazon Refund Methods + Insider Knowledge [HUGE] (/Thread-Amazon-Refund-Methods-Insider-Knowledge-HUGE) |
RE: Amazon Refund Methods + Insider Knowledge [HUGE] - Technicolour - 04-23-2017 This is getting tricky. They keep saying they need to call the carrier and won't refund me. RE: Amazon Refund Methods + Insider Knowledge [HUGE] - Santoshhhh - 05-14-2017 I orederd a mobile of 100$. Is it possible to trace the mobile with IMEI? Is amazon trace out the mobile? RE: Amazon Refund Methods + Insider Knowledge [HUGE] - xssinj - 05-21-2017 Thanks for the help, but I don't think that it'll work now. RE: Amazon Refund Methods + Insider Knowledge [HUGE] - Shin - 05-21-2017 I have one, tyvm. I got it off a leak. But thanks again! RE: Amazon Refund Methods + Insider Knowledge [HUGE] - SparkleLed - 05-28-2017 Another method that I am surprised no one mentioned is purchasing actual damaged or returned items from various auctions, here is a site (http://www.liquidation.com) that is sistered with amazon and sells all their returns. If you're close to one I would strongly advise setting up an account (under an alias if you posses the ability, they check your id when you show up to pick up your winnings so ill leave figuring that part out up to you. If you have to use your real name nbd just use an amazon account with a different name) and purchasing some "salvaged" pallets with the items of your choice. They have almost everything you could think of at one point or another. If its sold and fulfilled by amazon, the returns are sold on this site. Next order whatever you are going to refund from amazon (don't be a dick, make sure its SOLD and fulfilled by amazon) I sell on amazon and I will fawking go after people who I catch SEing just for GQ. When your item comes in from amazon take it out, swap over any identifying stickers from the new one to the damaged one and contact amazon. Your reasoning will have to differ depending on whats wrong with the item you purchased, damaged in transport, wont turn on. etc etc. It really doesn't matter when you are sending an item back. They will refund you. Its worked well for me, kinda a little more involved but I have never had one issue returning a single thing, largest item was only a 3-400 USD but I have done quite a few. note: Please be careful when removing the serial stickers off on items. If you don't have experience with a heat gun or have some sort of learning disability, practice on the damaged one first. If you botch the sticker pull the gigs up. Could probably send it back anyway but that's a level of risk I do not take with my accounts. RE: Amazon Refund Methods + Insider Knowledge [HUGE] - ElevatorToHeaven - 06-06-2017 This ia great tut, thanks man! RE: Amazon Refund Methods + Insider Knowledge [HUGE] - Tigrou Biker - 06-23-2017 Hello, I have read your subject and this one is very interesting, I am in France so sorry for my French. So I plan to try my first Refund on Amazon. Then my Amazon account has about four orders, one with a smartphone and of course no refund. I plan to order the GoPro Hero 4 Session sold and shipped by Amazon. Its price is 170 €. Do you think my refund is possible and according to you which method is the best? I was thinking about the empty box? What if my refund is refused? I ask for a refund with a referral? Good day Tigrou Biker
RE: Amazon Refund Methods + Insider Knowledge [HUGE] - rsmanik - 06-23-2017 (06-23-2017, 02:41 PM)Tigrou Biker Wrote: Hello, You are fine RE: Amazon Refund Methods + Insider Knowledge [HUGE] - Tigrou Biker - 06-23-2017 Do you think it's easy ?
RE: Amazon Refund Methods + Insider Knowledge [HUGE] - cosmicuzi - 07-09-2017 Does Amazon connect debit c information with your refunds? Would deleting your account delete the refund history and DC info associated with them? Don't want them to think it's a lot of refunds going to one account lol |