[rickroll12]

I was looking at doing pulling a wrong item received with Amazon, for a new macbook pro 16 inch. The item weight is listed as 2.1kg, I was wondering if that is the precise weight of wrong item I need, or how much I can deviate by. What is a good item for this? I understand it's better to use an item from the same department (so an electronic that weighs around 2.1kg?)

Any other tips for the method? Thanks

[mothered]

The item weight is listed as 2.1kg, I was wondering if that is the precise weight of wrong item I need, or how much I can deviate by

To play It safe, a variance of no greater than 100 grams.

What is a good item for this?
so an electronic that weighs around 2.1kg?

Precisely.

[isaacnnn]

Any other tips for the method? Thanks

I think you should have higher success if the product is sent out from the same warehouse location (ie. Amazon US/UK depending where you are) so that it appears they just packaged the wrong item. You probably knew this but just to be safe.

What country Amazon are you wanting to buy the product? I'll see if I can find a well fitted item which is similar weight.

[rickroll12]

Any other tips for the method? Thanks

I think you should have higher success if the product is sent out from the same warehouse location (ie. Amazon US/UK depending where you are) so that it appears they just packaged the wrong item. You probably knew this but just to be safe.

What country Amazon are you wanting to buy the product? I'll see if I can find a well fitted item which is similar weight.

I'm in the US. How would I know if the two products are going to be sent out from the same warehouse location? Thanks

[mothered]

I'm in the US. How would I know if the two products are going to be sent out from the same warehouse location?

It'll still be deducted from their Inventory, so you'll be fine.