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Louis Vuitton - machakaminosos - 02-25-2021
Hello one more time! I have learned a lot thanks to this forum and practicing the methods. I have spent a season selling LV items, since I have certain clients who are favored by the price of my country due to the currency exchange issue. I always buy from fresh accounts since LV is very restrictive with repetitive purchases of the same item and I have never bought 3 units of the same item per account since they make you a shadow ban and no matter how much it is in stock, they do not let you process the purchase. Today I have decided to make them an SE, I have ordered a 26 toiletry bag, which comes in a very large LV box and in a larger external box that makes a total weight of between 1 to 1.2 kg depending on what size of box they send it, the toiletry bag itself does not weigh more than 300 grams. I'm thinking of telling them that the box arrived empty, that the toiletry bag was missing, my main question is if they have cctv in their warehouses.
RE: Louis Vuitton - Swimming Bird - 02-25-2021
(02-25-2021, 12:25 AM)machakaminosos Wrote: I'm thinking of telling them that the box arrived empty, that the toiletry bag was missing, my main question is if they have cctv in their warehouses.
Figuratively speaking, it shouldn't matter if there's a CCTV in the warehouse. After all, the item leaves range of the CCTV and their warehouse.
RE: Louis Vuitton - mothered - 02-25-2021
Quote:the toiletry bag itself does not weigh more than 300 grams. I'm thinking of telling them that the box arrived empty, that the toiletry bag was missing, my main question is if they have cctv in their warehousesFirst and foremost, what's the "precise" weight of the bag?
If It's too heavy for the missing Item method, then the cameras are not part of the equation- you'd need to opt for another method that does not have any association with CCTV footage. That's If cameras are In place to begin with.
RE: Louis Vuitton - machakaminosos - 02-25-2021
(02-25-2021, 02:34 AM)mothered Wrote:The toiletry pouch weight 190grQuote:the toiletry bag itself does not weigh more than 300 grams. I'm thinking of telling them that the box arrived empty, that the toiletry bag was missing, my main question is if they have cctv in their warehousesFirst and foremost, what's the "precise" weight of the bag?
If It's too heavy for the missing Item method, then the cameras are not part of the equation- you'd need to opt for another method that does not have any association with CCTV footage. That's If cameras are In place to begin with.
RE: Louis Vuitton - Dingoman - 02-25-2021
You might do well selling fake LV stuff, alot seem to do well with fake clothing online.
RE: Louis Vuitton - mothered - 02-25-2021
(02-25-2021, 12:06 PM)machakaminosos Wrote: The toiletry pouch weight 190grIt's too heavy for the missing Item method. If they open an Investigation and cross-check the weight with the carrier, they'll establish that It was In fact Included In the shipment.
That's why I asked for the weight before thinking about whether CCTV cameras are In use. Is the DNA method suited to your environment?
RE: Louis Vuitton - machakaminosos - 02-26-2021
(02-25-2021, 02:28 PM)Dingoman Wrote: You might do well selling fake LV stuff, alot seem to do well with fake clothing online.
Never scammed people selling fakes, it is not my ethics. LV got profit with his own products in other countries
(02-25-2021, 03:36 PM)mothered Wrote:DNA is impossible, is my trusted courier and picks up packages from my company daily. I have exactly weighed the toiletry bag and it weighs 178g. I didn't have a scale but I bought one. The whole package with the official LV box and the shipping box that is triple layer gives a total of 1.2kg. Empty box is impossible?(02-25-2021, 12:06 PM)machakaminosos Wrote: The toiletry pouch weight 190grIt's too heavy for the missing Item method. If they open an Investigation and cross-check the weight with the carrier, they'll establish that It was In fact Included In the shipment.
That's why I asked for the weight before thinking about whether CCTV cameras are In use. Is the DNA method suited to your environment?
RE: Louis Vuitton - mothered - 02-27-2021
(02-26-2021, 07:21 PM)machakaminosos Wrote: DNA is impossible, is my trusted courier and picks up packages from my company daily. I have exactly weighed the toiletry bag and it weighs 178g. I didn't have a scale but I bought one. The whole package with the official LV box and the shipping box that is triple layer gives a total of 1.2kg. Empty box is impossible?Understood with the DNA.
178 grams Is a little too heavy for the missing Item method, but It's not to say that It won't work. If the company opens an Investigation and It's detected at the carrier's weighing facilities, the SE will fail. On the other hand, they may not Investigate or the shipping scales may not Increment that weight, hence It'll work In your favor.
I'm simply outlining the probable events that will/will not take place.
RE: Louis Vuitton - machakaminosos - 03-05-2021
They have started an investigation with ups, they ensure that their orders are reviewed by hand before being shipped and that empty boxes never happen to arrive and they claim that it is a UPS error. I await the investigation or cancel the SE? I thought about waiting to see what happens with the investigation and if the SE fails and they contact me saying that the departure weight coincides with the arrival weight and that the toiletry bag was inside, tell them that I had completely forgotten to contact them and that everything is solved, that it was a joke of my brother who took out the toiletry bag and glued the seal of the box again.
RE: Louis Vuitton - T7k8lEEA88 - 03-09-2021
any updates ? good luck
//too short