[Alz007]

Hello again,

I was wondering if a sealed box method with a high end cpu was possible.
The CPU i want to SE is an intel i9 13900k which is surrounded by a silver box that hides it from the outside view.
Is it possible to do the sealed box method just by removing it from the box and not putting anything back in?
Because of the extremely low weight of a CPU, the difference will not be noticeable and if another customer buys it later, I won't be accused of having put a counterfeit product in it.

And do you know if with amazon and apple checking sealed boxes in the last few months, other smaller (non international) tech companies have started to do the same?

Thanks

[mothered]

Is it possible to do the sealed box method just by removing it from the box and not putting anything back in?

What Its precise weight?

And do you know if with amazon and apple checking sealed boxes in the last few months

Yes, both check sealed box returns.

Best Buy tend to only check the seal, but not open and Inspect Its contents.

[Alz007]

Is it possible to do the sealed box method just by removing it from the box and not putting anything back in?

What Its precise weight?

And do you know if with amazon and apple checking sealed boxes in the last few months

Yes, both check sealed box returns.

Best Buy tend to only check the seal, but not open and Inspect Its contents.

I found on a website and apparently it weight around 50-70gr

Okay thanks. But for a national franch tech seller do you think that they will remove the seal or its impossible for you?

[mothered]

I found on a website and apparently it weight around 50-70gr

Even though It's extremely light, to play It safe, add anything of equal weight.

for a national franch tech seller do you think that they will remove the seal or its impossible for you?

I have no Idea who the seller Is, hence I can't comment how the return will be processed.

[Alz007]

I found on a website and apparently it weight around 50-70gr

Even though It's extremely light, to play It safe, add anything of equal weight. 

for a national franch tech seller do you think that they will remove the seal or its impossible for you?

I have no Idea who the seller Is, hence I can't comment how the return will be processed.

I found some metal sheets, I'll put some behind the shock guards in the circular box to match the weight.

Okay, from your personal experience, has it ever happened that a seller (other than amazon or apple) opens a perfectly sealed product just to see what is inside?

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in the termes there is what is written : "CONDITIONS OF RETURN: Unopened packaging, unused object, intact product, that is to say "NEW". Items that do not meet these criteria cannot be accepted and will be returned at the customer's expense."

If they want it at all cost unopen they wont open it to check if its inside right?

[mothered]

from your personal experience, has it ever happened that a seller (other than amazon or apple) opens a perfectly sealed product just to see what is inside?

As with all methods, the sealed box Is not 100% fail-safe.

You cannot ensure the return will not be opened.

in the termes there is what is written : "CONDITIONS OF RETURN: Unopened packaging, unused object, intact product, that is to say "NEW". Items that do not meet these criteria cannot be accepted and will be returned at the customer's expense."

If they want it at all cost unopen they wont open it to check if its inside right?

Put simply, It says that goods must be returned In their original state and will only be accepted as such.

Whether or not they're opened, remains to be seen.

[Opier]

Hello again,

I was wondering if a sealed box method with a high end cpu was possible.
The CPU i want to SE is an intel i9 13900k which is surrounded by a silver box that hides it from the outside view.
Is it possible to do the sealed box method just by removing it from the box and not putting anything back in?
Because of the extremely low weight of a CPU, the difference will not be noticeable and if another customer buys it later, I won't be accused of having put a counterfeit product in it.

And do you know if with amazon and apple checking sealed boxes in the last few months, other smaller (non international) tech companies have started to do the same?

Thanks

I did it with a 12600k removed the cpu sealed it did a PEB and i said the other items are in the package but the cpu is missing a litte back and forth and i got my refund for the cpu they did blame it on the courier 🚚 needed to sign something that i did but other then that they didn't really care that much was like 302$ KF Variation

Wouldn't recommend amazon

[mothered]

I did it with a 12600k removed the  cpu sealed it did a PEB and i said the other items are in the package but the cpu is missing a litte back and forth and i got my refund for the cpu they did blame it on the courier

Assuming you said the entire CPU package was missing, how can the carrier driver be responsible for missing goods due to a warehouse error?

[Opier]

I did it with a 12600k removed the  cpu sealed it did a PEB and i said the other items are in the package but the cpu is missing a litte back and forth and i got my refund for the cpu they did blame it on the courier

Assuming you said the entire CPU package was missing, how can the carrier driver be responsible for missing goods due to a warehouse error?

I said the package came empty without the CPU they wanted pictures which i provided
And they did blame it on the currier

[mothered]

I said the package came empty without the CPU they wanted pictures which i provided
And they did blame it on the currier

I understand that, but what I don't comprehend, Is why the carrier Is liable for receiving a package without Its contents - of which they did their job by ensuring It was delivered to the correct address.