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Amazon SE Newbie - Printable Version +- Sinisterly (https://sinister.li) +-- Forum: Hacking (https://sinister.li/Forum-Hacking) +--- Forum: Social Engineering (https://sinister.li/Forum-Social-Engineering) +--- Thread: Amazon SE Newbie (/Thread-Amazon-SE-Newbie) |
Amazon SE Newbie - soulracc - 01-10-2019 Hey everyone Fairly new to SEing as I have never really attempted to do this on my own. In the past I've paid someone to do it for me, so if anyone can help guide me through the process in this thread it would be greatly appreciated. I'm looking to SE a high value amount of computer ram. just a short history of my amazon account. I've paid someone to SE 2 high value items 2 years ago and back then I had no idea what SEing was about. I was even left on the hook for SEing a stupidly high value laptop for which I somehow manage to successfully do it after some desperation on my own accord. But it has been 2+ years since I've SE'd anything and I've made quite a few legit orders and aged the account since then. Which method would be fairly easy to do and would work best in this scenario. again thanks for your time reading this and helping. RE: Amazon SE Newbie - Raickz - 01-10-2019 (01-10-2019, 05:38 PM)soulracc Wrote: Hey everyoneHey greetings! You have multiple options to choose at the time to SE a product, in my case everything depends on the product, how it arrives (if I receive It or was just deliver it to my door) are to many factors.. Do you have any idea what item or items you would like to SE? greetings
RE: Amazon SE Newbie - soulracc - 01-10-2019 Alright so i'm going to update this thread after PMing my friend Raaickz here he has provided me with some insight on how to SE some very expensive ram, I'm going to go with the partial refund method. If anyone else has any thoughts on the matter again it would be greatly appreciated. RE: Amazon SE Newbie - mothered - 01-11-2019 Ram weighs next to nothing, so the Item missing method or boxing are perfectly suited. |