[Alz007]

if i dont have a cheap like like item what did you put inside at my place?

Anything you like.

I was wondering, about the sealed box. Do apple / Amazon / all the others that check the seals, check all the seals or only those of the items up to a certain value?

[mothered]

I was wondering, about the sealed box. Do apple / Amazon / all the others that check the seals, check all the seals or only those of the items up to a certain value?

I can't speak for each and every company, but In terms of Apple and Amazon, they check sealed box returns regardless of value.

[Alz007]

I was wondering, about the sealed box. Do apple / Amazon / all the others that check the seals, check all the seals or only those of the items up to a certain value?

I can't speak for each and every company, but In terms of Apple and Amazon, they check sealed box returns regardless of value.

Okay thanks, and what are they doing After that? They put new seals and sell it again as new or sell it as reconditioned product?

[mothered]

I was wondering, about the sealed box. Do apple / Amazon / all the others that check the seals, check all the seals or only those of the items up to a certain value?

I can't speak for each and every company, but In terms of Apple and Amazon, they check sealed box returns regardless of value.

Okay thanks, and what are they doing After that? They put new seals and sell it again as new or sell it as reconditioned product?

You haven't returned the correct product, so If they've opened It, they can't do anything with It.

[Alz007]

I can't speak for each and every company, but In terms of Apple and Amazon, they check sealed box returns regardless of value.

Okay thanks, and what are they doing After that? They put new seals and sell it again as new or sell it as reconditioned product?

You haven't returned the correct product, so If they've opened It, they can't do anything with It.

Yes thats in the case someone attempt and fail a se but in a legit return what are they doing then? They reseal it or they resell it as reconditioned ?

[mothered]

Okay thanks, and what are they doing After that? They put new seals and sell it again as new or sell it as reconditioned product?

You haven't returned the correct product, so If they've opened It, they can't do anything with It.

Yes thats in the case someone attempt and fail a se but in a legit return what are they doing then? They reseal it or they resell it as reconditioned ?

I don't believe you're familiar with the method.

The objective of the sealed box method Is for the return to be scanned, placed back Into stock and a refund Issued Into your account. As such, the company believes the original product (and Its packaging) has been returned In Its factory state.

[Alz007]

You haven't returned the correct product, so If they've opened It, they can't do anything with It.

Yes thats in the case someone attempt and fail a se but in a legit return what are they doing then? They reseal it or they resell it as reconditioned ?

I don't believe you're familiar with the method.

The objective of the sealed box method Is for the return to be scanned, placed back Into stock and a refund Issued Into your account. As such, the company believes the original product (and Its packaging) has been returned In Its factory state.

Yes, I am familiar with the method and its purpose. I think we misunderstood the question I was asking. It's not a question in relation to the sealed box (or not directly at least). I was wondering what the companies that check the seals then do with the products once they have opened the seals (from legitimate returns). Do they reseal them with new seals to sell them again as new product or do they put them back on sale as repackaged products?

[mothered]

I was wondering what the companies that check the seals then do with the products once they have opened the seals (from legitimate returns). Do they reseal them with new seals to sell them again as new product or do they put them back on sale as repackaged products?

It's Impossible to speak for each and every company.

Some have the factory seals on hand, thereby reseal the packaging and sell the goods at the usual retail cost, while others dispense them at a discount price. And then there's those who mark them as a tax write-off.

[TheRealInterMafia]

I vaguely remember people talking about using dry ice equal to the weight of the item being SE'd though I'm not sure of the validity of this, and frankly I can't be fussed to look it up as I'm typing it out as I remember

[Alz007]

I vaguely remember people talking about using dry ice equal to the weight of the item being SE'd though I'm not sure of the validity of this, and frankly I can't be fussed to look it up as I'm typing it out as I remember

You are refering to the boxed method, we are talking about the sealed box method here but thx