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SEing an expensive camera - minty - 05-11-2022
Hi,
I have a 2+ year old amazon account with quite a few orders and not a single return or refund.
I was wondering what method you guys would use when trying to get an expensive (2500 usd) refund on a sony camera.
I also have a legit 600 dollar order on my BH photo account so if going through BH would be easier I do have some history with them.
Thanks for the help!
RE: SEing an expensive camera - nunchi - 05-11-2022
What domain? Assuming .com because of the currency mentioned, FTID will succeed. Please don't listen to people here saying that the method is flawed and doesn't work, it's a fact that it's the highest success rate for amazon.com right now. I'm happy to help you in DM's for free.
If you don't want to wait 2 weeks for your refund, you can go for the instant UPS method but it'll cost a little more (to pay someone to do it, not me). It's currently getting abused hard so I'm assuming it'll get patched soon, if you need help with that as well just shoot me a DM.
RE: SEing an expensive camera - BetterThings2 - 05-12-2022
(05-11-2022, 08:35 PM)minty Wrote: Hi,I would disregard the "FTID" method because it relies on the reps not doing their jobs at all, and for 2k+ item you can bet your ass they will do a pretty deep investigation, and if they catch you, you'll have no plausible deniability at all. Better to go wrong item recieved method or DNA if no OTP is needed, shoot probably even damaged item method if you can photoshop pretty good.
I have a 2+ year old amazon account with quite a few orders and not a single return or refund.
I was wondering what method you guys would use when trying to get an expensive (2500 usd) refund on a sony camera.
I also have a legit 600 dollar order on my BH photo account so if going through BH would be easier I do have some history with them.
Thanks for the help!
RE: SEing an expensive camera - mothered - 05-12-2022
(05-12-2022, 12:58 AM)BetterThings2 Wrote: I would disregard the "FTID" method because it relies on the reps not doing their jobs at all, and for 2k+ item you can bet your ass they will do a pretty deep investigation, and if they catch you, you'll have no plausible deniability at all. Better to go wrong item recieved method or DNA if no OTP is needed, shoot probably even damaged item method if you can photoshop pretty good.^
I couldn't have said It better myself.