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PayPal claim with a sealed box method fail? - Alz007 - 12-02-2022

Hi, I'm planning to SE a 750€ processor with the sealed box method and I was wondering if a PayPal claim will work as a backup plan if they open the box and discover the cpu is not in it

RE: PayPal claim with a sealed box method fail? - Nabeshin - 12-02-2022

Depending on the store you're hitting, using a PP claim for a "wrong item" usually works fine, you'll have to FTID the return or something tho

RE: PayPal claim with a sealed box method fail? - mothered - 12-02-2022

Quote: I'm planning to SE a 750€ processor with the sealed box method
Are you sure the CPU Is not visible externally?

Quote: I was wondering if a PayPal claim will work as a backup plan if they open the box and discover the cpu is not in it
What are you planning to replace the CPU with?

RE: PayPal claim with a sealed box method fail? - Alz007 - 12-02-2022

(12-02-2022, 11:57 AM)mothered Wrote:
Quote: I'm planning to SE a 750€ processor with the sealed box method
Are you sure the CPU Is not visible externally?

Quote: I was wondering if a PayPal claim will work as a backup plan if they open the box and discover the cpu is not in it
What are you planning to replace the CPU with?

Yes, its not externally visible (its surrounded by a silver box).

Im not sure yet, probably a piece of scrap metal or a piece of wood / tile.

Do you think a pp claim could work?

RE: PayPal claim with a sealed box method fail? - mothered - 12-02-2022

(12-02-2022, 12:03 PM)Alz007 Wrote: probably a piece of scrap metal or a piece of wood / tile.

Do you think a pp claim could work?
It'd be pretty hard, If not Impossible, to justify how a piece of metal/wood/tile ended up In a perfectly sealed box.

And If you're thinking of saying you may've purchased someone else's return, they'd most likely check If It was previously Invoiced.

RE: PayPal claim with a sealed box method fail? - Alz007 - 12-02-2022

(12-02-2022, 03:05 PM)mothered Wrote:
(12-02-2022, 12:03 PM)Alz007 Wrote: probably a piece of scrap metal or a piece of wood / tile.

Do you think a pp claim could work?
It'd be pretty hard, If not Impossible, to justify how a piece of metal/wood/tile ended up In a perfectly sealed box.

And If you're thinking of saying you may've purchased someone else's return, they'd most likely check If It was previously Invoiced.

Cant i say thats probably a Warehouse or manufacturer employee that stole it?
(12-02-2022, 11:47 AM)Nabeshin Wrote: Depending on the store you're hitting, using a PP claim for a "wrong item" usually works fine, you'll have to FTID the return or something tho

And i know you hate ftid but do you think this is viable @mothered?

RE: PayPal claim with a sealed box method fail? - Lupin - 12-02-2022

Where are you thinking of ordering from? I've executed numerous processor SEs using the missing item method despite it being visible externally, it's dependent entirely on the procedures retailers have in place.

RE: PayPal claim with a sealed box method fail? - mothered - 12-02-2022

(12-02-2022, 03:13 PM)Alz007 Wrote: Cant i say thats probably a Warehouse or manufacturer employee that stole it?
If you're not replacing the CPU with anything, you certainly can use that approach.

(12-02-2022, 03:13 PM)Alz007 Wrote: And i know you hate ftid but do you think this is viable @mothered?
You already know my answer.

RE: PayPal claim with a sealed box method fail? - Alz007 - 12-02-2022

(12-02-2022, 03:23 PM)Lupin Wrote: Where are you thinking of ordering from? I've executed numerous processor SEs using the missing item method despite it being visible externally, it's dependent entirely on the procedures retailers have in place.

A Germany seller, caseking. Where did you done those SEs?
(12-02-2022, 03:26 PM)mothered Wrote:
(12-02-2022, 03:13 PM)Alz007 Wrote: Cant i say thats probably a Warehouse or manufacturer employee that stole it?
If you're not replacing the CPU with anything, you certainly can use that approach.

(12-02-2022, 03:13 PM)Alz007 Wrote: And i know you hate ftid but do you think this is viable @mothered?
You already know my answer.

Okay, good Idea, i will do that then when i will try to eb it, thanks Smile

RE: PayPal claim with a sealed box method fail? - Lupin - 12-02-2022

(12-02-2022, 03:40 PM)Alz007 Wrote: A Germany seller, caseking. Where did you done those SEs?

I recently did one through Amazon.co.uk and previously on LaptopsDirect.