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Question about receipt - naydus - 02-21-2020
Hi
so in a lot of cases they will ask for receipt and I give them the amazon receipt from a generator online, but they seem to be able to instantly get around this by searching straight for the order or directly contact amazon straight away? How can I get around this - especially if it is a product that only sells on say amazon or their own website.
RE: Question about receipt - unkn0wn123 - 02-21-2020
What companies are you referring to?
RE: Question about receipt - naydus - 02-21-2020
Small companies on amazon for exmaple lesser known audio companies
Is there any way to get around this or like if I give them a real amazon ordernumber would that work?
RE: Question about receipt - unkn0wn123 - 02-21-2020
(02-21-2020, 05:15 PM)naydus Wrote: Small companies on amazon for exmaple lesser known audio companiesA real amazon order number will simply show a different order, did they ask for the receipt or an invoice? I find it's easy to fake an invoice by modifying a previous one on a real amazon order and that's what sites usually won't. Haven't yet had one been confirmed even when they say they are confirming it. Currently awaiting a response to a fake invoice at the moment. I don't imagine small companies being able to verify things like that if bigger ones can't.
Is there any way to get around this or like if I give them a real amazon ordernumber would that work?
RE: Question about receipt - Jerban - 02-21-2020
Have you tried saying you recieved the item as a gift?
Also try Find a person with the product om craigslist/ebay or similar and ask the for receipt and pictures or even a piece of paper with your name on it.
Corrupt a file etc.
Theres many ways to get around this.
RE: Question about receipt - naydus - 02-21-2020
(02-21-2020, 05:07 PM)unkn0wn123 Wrote: What companies are you referring to?
(02-21-2020, 05:27 PM)unkn0wn123 Wrote:Im fairly certain it is invoices I am sending, could you pm me with an example so I can just check it is what I think it is?(02-21-2020, 05:15 PM)naydus Wrote: Small companies on amazon for exmaple lesser known audio companiesA real amazon order number will simply show a different order, did they ask for the receipt or an invoice? I find it's easy to fake an invoice by modifying a previous one on a real amazon order and that's what sites usually won't. Haven't yet had one been confirmed even when they say they are confirming it. Currently awaiting a response to a fake invoice at the moment. I don't imagine small companies being able to verify things like that if bigger ones can't.
Is there any way to get around this or like if I give them a real amazon ordernumber would that work?
because on the invoice is has a fake order number and so they can just check with amazon if the order is legit.
(02-21-2020, 06:03 PM)Jerban Wrote: Have you tried saying you recieved the item as a gift?Have tried the gift method. Usually doesnt work.
Also try Find a person with the product om craigslist/ebay or similar and ask the for receipt and pictures or even a piece of paper with your name on it.
Corrupt a file etc.
Theres many ways to get around this.
RE: Question about receipt - unkn0wn123 - 02-21-2020
Corrupt file sometimes works sometimes they'll be stubborn and ask you to upload it to somewhere like google drive, I sent you a PM for faking a amazon invoice. Hope it helps
RE: Question about receipt - mothered - 02-22-2020
(02-21-2020, 05:05 PM)naydus Wrote: in a lot of cases they will ask for receipt and I give them the amazon receipt from a generator online, but they seem to be able to instantly get around this by searching straight for the order or directly contact amazon straight away
Given they only cross-check the order number, they believe that the receipt Is In fact legit, so It all comes down (as It seems) to an administrative error on their end.
You need to be adamant and persist that the receipt does belong to the Item In question.