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Question about refunding services - Lemoy - 01-05-2022

Hello everyone,
I‘ve got in touch with refunding SE after I saw refunding services like a year ago. Since then I have been thinking about to use some of them but couldn‘t really trust them, because I‘d be dependent on someone else and in the worst case the guy who offered the service doesn’t really have to help you to reverse everything.

The biggest question I‘ve got is: how do they refund a multiple item order which costs around 15k $ and succeed?

Why don‘t these people refund and sell the refunded items to get a lot more money than the small percentage they‘re getting by the customer?

Would be really interested to get some opinions.
Thanks


RE: Question about refunding services - mothered - 01-05-2022

Quote:Why don‘t these people refund and sell the refunded items to get a lot more money than the small percentage they‘re getting by the customer?
They don't have just the one customer - they SE In bulk.

There's minimal to no risk for refunders who use their customer's credentials.


RE: Question about refunding services - Lemoy - 01-05-2022

(01-05-2022, 03:57 PM)mothered Wrote:
Quote:Why don‘t these people refund and sell the refunded items to get a lot more money than the small percentage they‘re getting by the customer?
They don't have just the one customer - they SE In bulk.

There's minimal to no risk for refunders who use their customer's credentials.

Well I remember that you told me 3k € would be the limit you wouldn‘t go further on my 9 y.o amazon account.
How do they succeed with fresh accounts up to 15k $ orders claiming they have a high success method?

How would you do it if you‘d go for a personal refund which is at that high value?


RE: Question about refunding services - mothered - 01-06-2022

(01-05-2022, 05:01 PM)Lemoy Wrote: Well I remember that you told me 3k € would be the limit you wouldn‘t go further on my 9 y.o amazon account.
That's "playing It safe" to significantly minimize the chance of failure - which was based on the circumstances of your SE at the time.

(01-05-2022, 05:01 PM)Lemoy Wrote: How do they succeed with fresh accounts up to 15k $ orders claiming they have a high success method?
What they "claim" and what takes place, are both very different from each other.

There are a number of methodologies I work with, but to avoid saturation, I'm not at liberty to discuss It.

(01-05-2022, 05:01 PM)Lemoy Wrote: How would you do it if you‘d go for a personal refund which is at that high value?
Impossible to generalize.

Every SE Is performed on a case-by-case basis.


RE: Question about refunding services - Checkpoint - 01-10-2022

Refunding 15k of items and then reselling them is a huge hassle. The selling part expecially. People ask for receipts, and generally bitch about everything.

Refunding for others is much safer and cheaper. Big refunders out there built empires and earned insane amount of money, they bought houses with it. I bet you are asking "how are they laundering those money and escaping tax men in general? earning hundreds of thousand of euros/dollars will raise eyebrows", will I asked that myself too and I heard that they basically set up fake companies or something, put money through that with an unknown mechanism and come out as "clean" at the eyes of tax men and government. Crazy advanced stuff I honestly don't know how they do it/how they know what to do. It's not like you can study about it or hire an advisor.


RE: Question about refunding services - mothered - 01-11-2022

(01-10-2022, 09:58 PM)Checkpoint Wrote: I bet you are asking "how are they laundering those money and escaping tax men in general? earning hundreds of thousand of euros/dollars will raise eyebrows", will I asked that myself too and I heard that they basically set up fake companies or something, put money through that with an unknown mechanism and come out as "clean" at the eyes of tax men and government.
^ This and a lot more.

Payment systems and distribution of funds, Is the main part of the equation. I won't discuss what's Involved, but I can say It's an elaborate/sophisticated setup with big-time refunders.