[bluebeam]

Hi, I'm planning to SE a keyboard base, I just have to put switches and keys (keycaps), my amazon account was created 1 year ago I have many orders for at least 1200-1500€ I made a DNA for a GPU on March 31 and apart from that nothing suspicious I made some orders since.

I'm wondering what is the best method apart from the DNA the item arrives in its original box no amazon box around.

I'm asking for a method other than dna because I'd like to vary since the last time, but if dna would be the best then I'll go dna so I don't think my account will be flagged.

the product is 3.33 pounds.

https://www.amazon.fr/gp/product/B087SQN...NB96&psc=1

[mothered]

what is the best method apart from the DNA

If you're purely SEing the keyboard and not the keys & switches (which are packed separately), the wrong Item received method can be used.

Alternatively, the sealed box method Is compatible - the packaging has two round clear seals on the opening of the box, that're not too difficult to remove and reseal.

[bluebeam]

thank you for your answer @mothered the keyboard does not have switches and keycaps it is necessary to buy them separately the method of the sealed box is indeed a very good method having already bought from them the plastics are easy to put back, I think of using this one but the method of the bad article received consists in what exactly with this article?

[mothered]

the keyboard does not have switches and keycaps it is necessary to buy them separately

Yes I know, I've said It In my previous post.

I just wanted to establish If the keys and switches are excluded from the SE, which they are.

but the method of the bad article received consists in what exactly with this article?

In terms of the wrong Item received method, you'd purchase a very cheap Item from Amazon that weighs the same/almost the same as the keyboard.

It must be purchased on a totally different account, and sent to another address. When the rep Is told of an Incorrect Item received, he'll request the return, so send the wrong Item. They'll scan It, see that It's part of their Inventory and assume they did In fact dispatch an Incorrect Item.

[bluebeam]

the keyboard does not have switches and keycaps it is necessary to buy them separately

Yes I know, I've said It In my previous post.

I just wanted to establish If the keys and switches are excluded from the SE, which they are.

but the method of the bad article received consists in what exactly with this article?

In terms of the wrong Item received method, you'd purchase a very cheap Item from Amazon that weighs the same/almost the same as the keyboard.

It must be purchased on a totally different account, and sent to another address. When the rep Is told of an Incorrect Item received, he'll request the return, so send the wrong Item. They'll scan It, see that It's part of their Inventory and assume they did In fact dispatch an Incorrect Item.

okay no worries thank you very much for your advice, your site is a gem in terms of SE, I'm going to leave for the sealed box method I'll see when I buy it I keep you informed.

[mothered]

thank you very much for your advice

You're very welcome.

your site is a gem in terms of SE

I'm glad you're finding my articles of benefit.

I'm going to leave for the sealed box method I'll see when I buy it I keep you informed.

Please do.

[bluebeam]

I replaced the article with children's books inside the weight is the same by hand, I closed the box with the sealing stickers but if we look carefully we see that it was opened at the level of the sealing stickers we can see that the glue has been peeled off and this makes the sticker whitish at the level of where I took off nothing blatant either think you that the SE still goes by returning my item saying that I ordered it by mistake?

@mothered

[mothered]

I replaced the article with children's books inside the weight is the same by hand, I closed the box with the sealing stickers but if we look carefully we see that it was opened at the level of the sealing stickers we can see that the glue has been peeled off and this makes the sticker whitish at the level of where I took off nothing blatant either think you that the SE still goes by returning my item saying that I ordered it by mistake?

Please provide a screenshot of the resealed box.

[bluebeam]

I replaced the article with children's books inside the weight is the same by hand, I closed the box with the sealing stickers but if we look carefully we see that it was opened at the level of the sealing stickers we can see that the glue has been peeled off and this makes the sticker whitish at the level of where I took off nothing blatant either think you that the SE still goes by returning my item saying that I ordered it by mistake?

Please provide a screenshot of the resealed box.

https://i.imgur.com/U4IHalJ.png

https://i.imgur.com/AavukoE.png

@mothered

[mothered]

I replaced the article with children's books inside the weight is the same by hand, I closed the box with the sealing stickers but if we look carefully we see that it was opened at the level of the sealing stickers we can see that the glue has been peeled off and this makes the sticker whitish at the level of where I took off nothing blatant either think you that the SE still goes by returning my item saying that I ordered it by mistake?

Please provide a screenshot of the resealed box.

https://i.imgur.com/U4IHalJ.png

https://i.imgur.com/AavukoE.png

@mothered

The seals do not represent their original form - the discoloration Indicates signs of tampering.

The box Is also slightly opened on one end, which demonstrates an Inconsistency with the original packing.