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Amazon returns process - Pokemon Booster Box #1
I'm trying to figure out what the return process is for Pokemon Booster boxes.

Pokemon Booster boxes use a specific "Pokeball" shrink wrap that has Pokeball designs on the wrap.

Let's say I got the booster box and decided to SB it, it would require me to remove the special shrink wrap.  If I were to then replace that shrink wrap with generic clear shrink wrap, would Amazon see that and know, or do they treat it like any other SB return?
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RE: Amazon returns process - Pokemon Booster Box #2
They'd obviously notice the difference
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RE: Amazon returns process - Pokemon Booster Box #3
(09-17-2022, 11:18 AM)Ordnael92 Wrote: They'd obviously notice the difference
^ This.

For your reference, Amazon Is pretty meticulous with checking returns.
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RE: Amazon returns process - Pokemon Booster Box #4
Ah damn, I'll perhaps have to figure out a way of how to remove the wrap and then replace it. Either that, or do a DNA. Thanks for the info Smile
(This post was last modified: 09-17-2022, 06:05 PM by TrueBoljibears.)
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RE: Amazon returns process - Pokemon Booster Box #5
Quote:or do a DNA.
Prior to proceeding, check If an OTP will be required on delivery.
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RE: Amazon returns process - Pokemon Booster Box #6
(09-18-2022, 04:23 AM)mothered Wrote:
Quote:or do a DNA.
Prior to proceeding, check If an OTP will be required on delivery.

Idk what that is. I live in a very rural area so the best we get is 2 day shipping through USPS. Is that something they do? And how would I go about finding out?
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RE: Amazon returns process - Pokemon Booster Box #7
OTP = One-Time Password, a code you have to give the delivery man if you want him to hand the parcel to you
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RE: Amazon returns process - Pokemon Booster Box #8
(09-18-2022, 09:00 AM)Ordnael92 Wrote: OTP = One-Time Password, a code you have to give the delivery man if you want him to hand the parcel to you

I don't believe they do that in my area. I've never been asked for one before. Just a signature.
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RE: Amazon returns process - Pokemon Booster Box #9
(09-18-2022, 10:01 AM)TrueBoljibears Wrote: I don't believe they do that in my area.  I've never been asked for one before.  Just a signature.
In that case, the DNA Is good to go.

Obviously fake sign It, but with a name that's somewhat legible. As such, when It's cross-checked It will not be associated to yours, hence "you" did not sign the delivery.
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RE: Amazon returns process - Pokemon Booster Box #10
(09-18-2022, 10:47 AM)mothered Wrote:
(09-18-2022, 10:01 AM)TrueBoljibears Wrote: I don't believe they do that in my area.  I've never been asked for one before.  Just a signature.
In that case, the DNA Is good to go.

Obviously fake sign It, but with a name that's somewhat legible. As such, when It's cross-checked It will not be associated to yours, hence "you" did not sign the delivery.

I believe, if I'm correct, that I can order up to $699 worth of merchandise and no signature is required. I added stuff up to $1000 then slowly went down until it dropped below $700 and it no longer said I needed to sign. So it sounds like I can probably DNA a pretty large amount.

Past that point, I'd want the money back, so should I immediately request a refund, or to cover my ass, get replacements, then return them? Just don't want it to be too suspicious.
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