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Sealed box method on iPhone 13 Pro Max - kevinadams - 04-03-2022

So I'm attempting the sealed box method on the iPhone 13 Pro Max, which weighs approximately 240 grams.

Any recommendations as to what I could possibly replace it with? I've been trying with rice and that seems to work so far. Though I've had to remove the internal packaging such as the shell in which the phone sits. Removing this gives me more space, but I also have to account for the weight difference once this and the other accessories are removed. I've placed some replica security seals on the back and the packaging looks legit.

Considering the security seals are essentially put on by the manufacturer, what are the chances that the actual iPhone box is opened by the retailer to check that the phone and everything else is still in there?

RE: Sealed box method on iPhone 13 Pro Max - SpainAmbassador - 04-03-2022

(04-03-2022, 10:07 PM)kevinadams Wrote: So I'm attempting the sealed box method on the iPhone 13 Pro Max, which weighs approximately 240 grams.

Any recommendations as to what I could possibly replace it with? I've been trying with rice and that seems to work so far. Though I've had to remove the internal packaging such as the shell in which the phone sits. Removing this gives me more space, but I also have to account for the weight difference once this and the other accessories are removed. I've placed some replica security seals on the back and the packaging looks legit.

Considering the security seals are essentially put on by the manufacturer, what are the chances that the actual iPhone box is opened by the retailer to check that the phone and everything else is still in there?

What about the sound? If the rice moves around inside the box, that may prompt them to investigate what's going on and open it.

RE: Sealed box method on iPhone 13 Pro Max - kevinadams - 04-03-2022

(04-03-2022, 10:12 PM)SpainAmbassador Wrote:
(04-03-2022, 10:07 PM)kevinadams Wrote: So I'm attempting the sealed box method on the iPhone 13 Pro Max, which weighs approximately 240 grams.

Any recommendations as to what I could possibly replace it with? I've been trying with rice and that seems to work so far. Though I've had to remove the internal packaging such as the shell in which the phone sits. Removing this gives me more space, but I also have to account for the weight difference once this and the other accessories are removed. I've placed some replica security seals on the back and the packaging looks legit.

Considering the security seals are essentially put on by the manufacturer, what are the chances that the actual iPhone box is opened by the retailer to check that the phone and everything else is still in there?

What about the sound? If the rice moves around inside the box, that may prompt them to investigate what's going on and open it.
I've tested this theory already. I actually used a food processor and ground the rice down into a fine powder. I also encased the rice in plastic wrap and made sure it was as compressed as it possibly could be. Once closed and fully sealed I shook the box and couldn't hear a thing.

RE: Sealed box method on iPhone 13 Pro Max - fasho1212 - 04-03-2022

(04-03-2022, 10:15 PM)kevinadams Wrote:
(04-03-2022, 10:12 PM)SpainAmbassador Wrote:
(04-03-2022, 10:07 PM)kevinadams Wrote: So I'm attempting the sealed box method on the iPhone 13 Pro Max, which weighs approximately 240 grams.

Any recommendations as to what I could possibly replace it with? I've been trying with rice and that seems to work so far. Though I've had to remove the internal packaging such as the shell in which the phone sits. Removing this gives me more space, but I also have to account for the weight difference once this and the other accessories are removed. I've placed some replica security seals on the back and the packaging looks legit.

Considering the security seals are essentially put on by the manufacturer, what are the chances that the actual iPhone box is opened by the retailer to check that the phone and everything else is still in there?

What about the sound? If the rice moves around inside the box, that may prompt them to investigate what's going on and open it.
I've tested this theory already. I actually used a food processor and ground the rice down into a fine powder. I also encased the rice in plastic wrap and made sure it was as compressed as it possibly could be. Once closed and fully sealed I shook the box and couldn't hear a thing.

sounds good, if you tested and inspected everything before shipping out then theirs absolutely no reason for them to open it. smart idea with the ground rice, looking forward to a successful SE!

RE: Sealed box method on iPhone 13 Pro Max - mothered - 04-04-2022

Quote:So I'm attempting the sealed box method on the iPhone 13 Pro Max
Any recommendations as to what I could possibly replace it with?
A dummy phone of the same make & model. Adjust the weight accordingly.

In the unlikely event the return Is opened and checked, there's a backup plan to return the legit phone for a refund. Then reorder It on a totally different account, and use another method to SE It.

RE: Sealed box method on iPhone 13 Pro Max - zeuls - 04-04-2022

(04-03-2022, 10:07 PM)kevinadams Wrote: So I'm attempting the sealed box method on the iPhone 13 Pro Max, which weighs approximately 240 grams.

Any recommendations as to what I could possibly replace it with? I've been trying with rice and that seems to work so far. Though I've had to remove the internal packaging such as the shell in which the phone sits. Removing this gives me more space, but I also have to account for the weight difference once this and the other accessories are removed. I've placed some replica security seals on the back and the packaging looks legit.

Considering the security seals are essentially put on by the manufacturer, what are the chances that the actual iPhone box is opened by the retailer to check that the phone and everything else is still in there?
which retailer are you planning to SE?

RE: Sealed box method on iPhone 13 Pro Max - kevinadams - 04-05-2022

(04-03-2022, 11:15 PM)fasho1212 Wrote:
(04-03-2022, 10:15 PM)kevinadams Wrote:
(04-03-2022, 10:12 PM)SpainAmbassador Wrote: What about the sound? If the rice moves around inside the box, that may prompt them to investigate what's going on and open it.
I've tested this theory already. I actually used a food processor and ground the rice down into a fine powder. I also encased the rice in plastic wrap and made sure it was as compressed as it possibly could be. Once closed and fully sealed I shook the box and couldn't hear a thing.

sounds good, if you tested and inspected everything before shipping out then theirs absolutely no reason for them to open it. smart idea with the ground rice, looking forward to a successful SE!
I'm afraid about what the outcome may be if the box is opened and someone sees plastic wrapped rice. I think I'm trying to think of the worst possible scenario happening. I can't think of a reason why the iPhone packaging would be opened as its a manufactured seal? Especially if I make it look like it hasn't been tampered with, when in-fact it has.

Assuming the packaging won't be opened, the next person who would receive my return would definitely call up customer services complaining that they received a box full of rice. At that point what may happen? My return would have changed so many hands as it is delivered to somebody else, so surely there is no definitive way of tracing it back to me?
(04-04-2022, 02:46 PM)zeuls Wrote:
(04-03-2022, 10:07 PM)kevinadams Wrote: So I'm attempting the sealed box method on the iPhone 13 Pro Max, which weighs approximately 240 grams.

Any recommendations as to what I could possibly replace it with? I've been trying with rice and that seems to work so far. Though I've had to remove the internal packaging such as the shell in which the phone sits. Removing this gives me more space, but I also have to account for the weight difference once this and the other accessories are removed. I've placed some replica security seals on the back and the packaging looks legit.

Considering the security seals are essentially put on by the manufacturer, what are the chances that the actual iPhone box is opened by the retailer to check that the phone and everything else is still in there?
which retailer are you planning to SE?
Currys.
(04-04-2022, 04:12 AM)mothered Wrote:
Quote:So I'm attempting the sealed box method on the iPhone 13 Pro Max
Any recommendations as to what I could possibly replace it with?
A dummy phone of the same make & model. Adjust the weight accordingly.

In the unlikely event the return Is opened and checked, there's a backup plan to return the legit phone for a refund. Then reorder It on a totally different account, and use another method to SE It.
Just purchased a dummy phone last night. I'll reattempt this before I send off the package and I'll keep you posted. Wish me luck.

RE: Sealed box method on iPhone 13 Pro Max - mothered - 04-05-2022

(04-05-2022, 12:53 PM)kevinadams Wrote: Just purchased a dummy phone last night. I'll reattempt this before I send off the package and I'll keep you posted.
Good to read.

We shall await updates.

RE: Sealed box method on iPhone 13 Pro Max - kevinadams - 04-11-2022

(04-05-2022, 04:03 PM)mothered Wrote:
(04-05-2022, 12:53 PM)kevinadams Wrote: Just purchased a dummy phone last night. I'll reattempt this before I send off the package and I'll keep you posted.
Good to read.

We shall await updates.
Update:

The package was collected by the courier today. Should be waiting around for the next couple of days. I'm assuming I would receive an email confirming a refund and I'm sure they'll get in contact with me if the SE fails. Regardless, I'll keep this thread updated as soon as possible.

RE: Sealed box method on iPhone 13 Pro Max - Itsit - 04-12-2022

(04-11-2022, 10:59 PM)kevinadams Wrote:
(04-05-2022, 04:03 PM)mothered Wrote:
(04-05-2022, 12:53 PM)kevinadams Wrote: Just purchased a dummy phone last night. I'll reattempt this before I send off the package and I'll keep you posted.
Good to read.

We shall await updates.
Update:

The package was collected by the courier today. Should be waiting around for the next couple of days. I'm assuming I would receive an email confirming a refund and I'm sure they'll get in contact with me if the SE fails. Regardless, I'll keep this thread updated as soon as possible.

Are you attempting apple? Where did you get the dummy phone and does it come with the same stickers as the new iPhones come with?