[Nevernowhy]

I am planning a SE on Amazon and would like some advice. My last SE on Amazon was in December 2021 worth about $430 through DNA.

I have not done any SE since then with the exception of a handful of returns. I have about 40-50 legit purchases since my last SE.

This particular item is a set of headphones that will be released on 5/20 and weights 1.6 pound, sold and ship by Amazon. Item is worth $400

How can I go about SE this?

[Quitelargegenitalman]

I am planning a SE on Amazon and would like some advice. My last SE on Amazon was in December 2021 worth about $430 through DNA.

I have not done any SE since then with the exception of a handful of returns. I have about 40-50 legit purchases since my last SE.

This particular item is a set of headphones that will be released on 5/20 and weights 1.6 pound, sold and ship by Amazon. Item is worth $400

How can I go about SE this?

Are they Sony Xm5s?

Wrong item method with cheaper set of headphones could work.

May cost some money but easier than resealed box method or faking a battery leak.

Currently attempting something similar.

[Nevernowhy]

I am planning a SE on Amazon and would like some advice. My last SE on Amazon was in December 2021 worth about $430 through DNA.

I have not done any SE since then with the exception of a handful of returns. I have about 40-50 legit purchases since my last SE.

This particular item is a set of headphones that will be released on 5/20 and weights 1.6 pound, sold and ship by Amazon. Item is worth $400

How can I go about SE this?

Are they Sony Xm5s?

Wrong item method with cheaper set of headphones could work.

May cost some money but easier than resealed box method or faking a battery leak.

Currently attempting something similar.

Correct. I might have a set of cheap headsets with box and all that I purchased years ago.

[Quitelargegenitalman]

I am planning a SE on Amazon and would like some advice. My last SE on Amazon was in December 2021 worth about $430 through DNA.

I have not done any SE since then with the exception of a handful of returns. I have about 40-50 legit purchases since my last SE.

This particular item is a set of headphones that will be released on 5/20 and weights 1.6 pound, sold and ship by Amazon. Item is worth $400

How can I go about SE this?

Are they Sony Xm5s?

Wrong item method with cheaper set of headphones could work.

May cost some money but easier than resealed box method or faking a battery leak.

Currently attempting something similar.

Correct. I might have a set of cheap headsets with box and all that I purchased years ago.

The wrong item needs to be from Amazon also

[mothered]

Further to @Quitelargegenitalman's post above, be sure the wrong Item Is purchased on a different account and sent to another address.

[Nevernowhy]

Further to @Quitelargegenitalman's post above, be sure the wrong Item Is purchased on a different account and sent to another address.

Either they're listing the wrong weight for said headphone or they are actually 1.6-1.9lbs. This is abnormally heavy for a headphone as I am having a hard time finding a substitute on Amazon for the EB.

The previous model only weights 9 ounces on Amazon.

[mothered]

Either they're listing the wrong weight for said headphone or they are actually 1.6-1.9lbs. This is abnormally heavy for a headphone

Agreed.

Given they're headphones, I don't believe It's the correct weight - simply too heavy for Its design & nature. Compare weights with various online sources, and see what you come up with.

The previous model only weights 9 ounces on Amazon.

Correct, 255 grams.

I've just checked on Amazon.

[Quitelargegenitalman]

Further to @Quitelargegenitalman's post above, be sure the wrong Item Is purchased on a different account and sent to another address.

Would it be detectable if you used the same device to order both, lets say on different networks within the same region?

[mothered]

Would it be detectable if you used the same device to order both, lets say on different networks within the same region?

Yes, Amazon has the capacity to Identify devices linked to multi-accounting .

[Quitelargegenitalman]

Would it be detectable if you used the same device to order both, lets say on different networks within the same region?

Yes, Amazon has the capacity to Identify devices linked to multi-accounting .

So accessing another account from a public library should be pretty safe option right? That would be using the actual library computers and network.