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Small Company SE's - azose - 03-30-2020
Anyone have any experiences with small company SE's? Do you have a better or lower success rate, or would it depend on store? A few examples would be custom shirt companies or like any samll/decent sized clothes companies. LIke Zaful, HyperDenim, Mnml ect. Does anyone know what the safe limits could be?
RE: Small Company SE's - mothered - 03-30-2020
Quote:Do you have a better or lower success rate, or would it depend on store?It depends on "you", the SE'er- whether you've thoroughly researched the company, evaluated the Information accordingly, formulated your method based on your findings and executed the attack effectively by leaving nothing to chance.
RE: Small Company SE's - azose - 03-30-2020
(03-30-2020, 02:30 PM)mothered Wrote:Quote:Do you have a better or lower success rate, or would it depend on store?It depends on "you", the SE'er- whether you've thoroughly researched the company, evaluated the Information accordingly, formulated your method based on your findings and executed the attack effectively by leaving nothing to chance.
In your experience, whats 3-5 things you usually look out for in a company when SE'ing?
RE: Small Company SE's - mothered - 03-31-2020
(03-30-2020, 04:03 PM)azose Wrote:(03-30-2020, 02:30 PM)mothered Wrote:Quote:Do you have a better or lower success rate, or would it depend on store?It depends on "you", the SE'er- whether you've thoroughly researched the company, evaluated the Information accordingly, formulated your method based on your findings and executed the attack effectively by leaving nothing to chance.
In your experience, whats 3-5 things you usually look out for in a company when SE'ing?
This Is a basic formula to work with when SEing companies.
(1). Research/Information gathering (terms & conditions, company Internal processes & procedures etc).
(2). Evaluate the Information and Identify the pros and cons.
(3). Prepare/formulate your method based on your findings, Inclusive of the nature of the Item.
(4). Execute your attack accordingly.
Remember that a company's response and actions taken, Is based on what "you" have supplied them with. Given them no reason to raise suspicion, and your SE will succeed.
RE: Small Company SE's - laffe - 04-16-2023
For example mnml says that they are not responsible for the loss / damage of the package once they send the package and therefore the problem would have to be solved with the courier