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Wrong item received Amazon - johnnyboiog88 - 03-31-2022

I have a monitor I want to get, its a pretty expensive model, 32", all the bells and whistles and valued around £3k.

Amazon's weight for the monitor is 10.9kg, I was considering trying to wrong item received method, I have a different account I can use to buy the "wrong" product, the only trouble is trying to find something of that weight at a similar size, the best I have found is a 43" samsung TV that weighs 10.87kg. That is incredibly close in weight difference but I am unsure whether that will actually work because of the dimension difference when shipped (if it makes a difference).

I would appreciate some input.

Thanks!


RE: Wrong item received Amazon - Pandasloveme - 03-31-2022

wont work due to size needs to be around the same size too


RE: Wrong item received Amazon - johnnyboiog88 - 03-31-2022

@mothered Could I get your input on this if you are free?


RE: Wrong item received Amazon - johnnyboiog88 - 03-31-2022

Update: Have found a monitor with a .1kg difference according to the weight on Amazon. One thing I was concerned about was both monitors require an OTP, is this fine with the wrong item method or would this be a flaw?

Both are sold and dispatched by amazon but the "wrong" item arrives in packaging that reveals what’s inside and can’t be hidden.


RE: Wrong item received Amazon - mothered - 03-31-2022

Quote:One thing I was concerned about was both monitors require an OTP, is this fine with the wrong item method or would this be a flaw?
An OTP Is only relevant to the DNA method.


RE: Wrong item received Amazon - johnnyboiog88 - 03-31-2022

(03-31-2022, 02:58 PM)mothered Wrote:
Quote:One thing I was concerned about was both monitors require an OTP, is this fine with the wrong item method or would this be a flaw?
An OTP Is only relevant to the DNA method.

Awesome, will give this a shot then in a couple days when I get the money and will give it a go


RE: Wrong item received Amazon - mothered - 03-31-2022

(03-31-2022, 03:13 PM)johnnyboiog88 Wrote:
(03-31-2022, 02:58 PM)mothered Wrote:
Quote:One thing I was concerned about was both monitors require an OTP, is this fine with the wrong item method or would this be a flaw?
An OTP Is only relevant to the DNA method.

Awesome, will give this a shot then in a couple days when I get the money and will give it a go
Sounds good.

I'll check back In a few days or so for the latest developments.


RE: Wrong item received Amazon - johnnyboiog88 - 03-31-2022

(03-31-2022, 03:40 PM)mothered Wrote:
(03-31-2022, 03:13 PM)johnnyboiog88 Wrote:
(03-31-2022, 02:58 PM)mothered Wrote: An OTP Is only relevant to the DNA method.

Awesome, will give this a shot then in a couple days when I get the money and will give it a go
Sounds good.

I'll check back In a few days or so for the latest developments.

Just putting further research into the best "wrong" monitor for my swap, monitor I want is 10.9kg, found this monitor that could be swapped at 11.3kg. Is 400g much of a weight discrepancy at this high of a weight?


RE: Wrong item received Amazon - mothered - 04-01-2022

(03-31-2022, 09:09 PM)johnnyboiog88 Wrote: Just putting further research into the best "wrong" monitor for my swap, monitor I want is 10.9kg, found this monitor that could be swapped at 11.3kg. Is 400g much of a weight discrepancy at this high of a weight?
Given the weights are significant, It should be fine.

If possible, try for a closer match.