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iPhone dry ice method uk - Printable Version +- Sinisterly (https://sinister.li) +-- Forum: Hacking (https://sinister.li/Forum-Hacking) +--- Forum: Social Engineering (https://sinister.li/Forum-Social-Engineering) +--- Thread: iPhone dry ice method uk (/Thread-iPhone-dry-ice-method-uk) |
iPhone dry ice method uk - Lob333 - 07-26-2022 Anyone got any suggestions of what website to hit with the dry ice method in the Uk for an iPhone 13 pro max. I heard John Lewis are tough to deal with so looking at other options RE: iPhone dry ice method uk - mothered - 07-26-2022 Is Currys an option for you? Also, should you choose not to box them, there are other suitable methods available. RE: iPhone dry ice method uk - Lob333 - 07-26-2022 (07-26-2022, 12:40 PM)mothered Wrote: Is Currys an option for you? Thanks for the reply, yes curry’s is an option. What method would you reccomend? RE: iPhone dry ice method uk - stevenadams2323 - 07-26-2022 (07-26-2022, 12:40 PM)mothered Wrote: Is Currys an option for you? is currys a good target for DNA/ EB / PEB from your personal experience? RE: iPhone dry ice method uk - mothered - 07-26-2022 (07-26-2022, 12:42 PM)Lob333 Wrote: yes curry’s is an option. What method would you reccomend?In terms of the EB/missing Item method, the IPhone Is too heavy. Also, Currys has CCTV cameras In place. In answer to your question, the DNA Is the obvious choice or the sealed box method. If It was Amazon or Apple, the sealed box cannot be used - they open and check returns. Of course, you can box Currys, If you prefer. RE: iPhone dry ice method uk - jellybelly - 08-01-2022 (07-26-2022, 04:32 PM)mothered Wrote:I bought an Apple watch from an Apple store a couple of years ago and went back to exchange it for a different colour - I'd opened it. It was a legit purchase and the young lad whom served me was lovely. He said although he believes I'm genuinely exchanging the product and trusts me, he just has to open the box and make sure the watch is actually there. He said the staff have been told to do so only because one of their stores in another city accepted a return for an iPhone without checking it and the box was filled with potatoes(07-26-2022, 12:42 PM)Lob333 Wrote: yes curry’s is an option. What method would you reccomend?In terms of the EB/missing Item method, the IPhone Is too heavy. Also, Currys has CCTV cameras In place.
RE: iPhone dry ice method uk - mothered - 08-01-2022 (08-01-2022, 06:46 AM)jellybelly Wrote: He said the staff have been told to do so only because one of their stores in another city accepted a return for an iPhone without checking it and the box was filled with potatoesHilarious. Obviously the new buyer would've brought It to their attention. |