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Amazon se gpu - Brunto - 01-22-2020

hi everyone, I would like to make an Amazon se with a video card. purchase from Amazon Italy and I would like to buy an RX 5700. which method is more suitable? I've already done it Amazon se with airpods saying they weren't in the box.


RE: Amazon se gpu - mothered - 01-23-2020

It's too heavy for the missing Item/partial method, hence you can opt for either the wrong Item received or DNA.

Both methods are applicable to the majority of companies, and very effective when formulated and executed accordingly.


RE: Amazon se gpu - Brunto - 01-23-2020

I could make a wrong item but I don't know how


RE: Amazon se gpu - mothered - 01-23-2020

(01-23-2020, 11:15 AM)Brunto Wrote: I could make a wrong item but I don't know how

Purchase a stock Item that's significantly cheaper, from the same company using a completely different account.

Be sure It matches (or Is close to) the weight of the GPU. When they request the return of the wrong Item, obviously send It and If they scan It, they'll see It's part of their Inventory, thus assume they've sent that Instead of the GPU. A refund/replacement will be Issued thereafter.


RE: Amazon se gpu - Brunto - 01-23-2020

I have several questions. 1) I have to reverse some label or packaging (the Amazon card I intended, not the item itself). 2) can I take any object, even not a video card?


RE: Amazon se gpu - mothered - 01-23-2020

(01-23-2020, 11:32 AM)Brunto Wrote: I have several questions.  1) I have to reverse some label or packaging (the Amazon card I intended, not the item itself).  2) can I take any object, even not a video card?

As stated and simply put, you claim that you've received an Item that you didn't order.

For Instance, you've ordered the GPU, but received a pack of 6 "D LR20 cell batteries".


RE: Amazon se gpu - Brunto - 01-23-2020

do I have to change the labels or packaging? because if I send it to another address on the Amazon box, it won't be my address


RE: Amazon se gpu - mothered - 01-23-2020

(01-23-2020, 11:44 AM)Brunto Wrote: do I have to change the labels or packaging?  because if I send it to another address on the Amazon box, it won't be my address

In terms of pursuing the SE, the address Is Irrelevant. You'll be claiming that you've received the wrong "Item".

As per my post above, they won't dispatch the batteries on their own. You'll receive a package with (for example) the batteries enclosed. Dispose of the package, obviously keep the batteries and claim you've received them Instead of the GPU.


RE: Amazon se gpu - Brunto - 01-23-2020

so I have to: 1) order the item I want to have for free 2) order the batteries from a friend of mine 3) say that I received the wrong item by sending the photo of the batteries 4) send exactly what I got with the batteries. Quite right?


RE: Amazon se gpu - mothered - 01-23-2020

(01-23-2020, 02:09 PM)Brunto Wrote: so I have to: 1) order the item I want to have for free 2) order the batteries from a friend of mine 3) say that I received the wrong item by sending the photo of the batteries 4) send exactly what I got with the batteries.  Quite right?

I'll break It down as follows:

* You've already purchased the GPU.
* Purchase the batteries from the same company using a different account and delivered to a different address.
* Contact the company and say you've received the wrong Item (batteries).
* They'll request to return the batteries, so you do exactly that.
* If they scan the batteries, they'll see It's part of their Inventory and assume they did In fact send them Instead of the GPU.
* A refund/replacement will be Issued for the GPU thereafter.

I'm only using the batteries for the purpose of this post. You can opt for another Item If you so desire.