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Amazon experiment - Printable Version +- Sinisterly (https://sinister.li) +-- Forum: Hacking (https://sinister.li/Forum-Hacking) +--- Forum: Social Engineering (https://sinister.li/Forum-Social-Engineering) +--- Thread: Amazon experiment (/Thread-Amazon-experiment) |
Amazon experiment - mariolinok - 06-22-2016 I'm trying a new SE method. -I order from a friend's account a cheap book. -From my account I order the item I need (much more expensive). When both items arrive I' ll ask why they send me a book instead my expensive item, asking to return the book and have a refund. Can this method work? have anyone ever try it before? thanks RE: Amazon experiment - TheRavenBlue - 06-22-2016 I think they might be able to look up what has been shipped to you. But it might work you could test it out. RE: Amazon experiment - pvnk - 06-22-2016 Lol what did I just read? RE: Amazon experiment - Wildfire - 06-22-2016 They aren't exactly idiots you know, but it could work. No need to order the book, just claim you received a book (about the same weight). Besides, ordering a book will make a trail, don't do that. Call, don't chat, if it is over $300. Act flustered, no need for a double order charade. If you can, find a book with a similar item name. Also note the expensive item MUST BE FULFILLED BY AMAZON. Good luck. RE: Amazon experiment - mariolinok - 06-22-2016 (06-22-2016, 04:23 PM)Primitive Wrote: Lol what did I just read?what? (06-22-2016, 04:41 PM)Axari Wrote: They aren't exactly idiots you know, but it could work. No need to order the book, just claim you received a book (about the same weight). Besides, ordering a book will make a trail, don't do that. Call, don't chat, if it is over $300. Act flustered, no need for a double order charade. If you can, find a book with a similar item name. Also note the expensive item MUST BE FULFILLED BY AMAZON. Good luck.If I claim I received a book they can ask for proof (pics) or return the item... I'm thinking to use white paper method this time...just to be safe. the item cost little under $300...obviously always fullfilled by amazon RE: Amazon experiment - Despised - 06-22-2016 (06-22-2016, 05:17 PM)mariolinok Wrote:(06-22-2016, 04:23 PM)Primitive Wrote: Lol what did I just read?what? How does the whitepaper method work? RE: Amazon experiment - SEiP6 - 07-17-2016 they check the weight of the product, so you need to have it come close to be somewhat resonable |