[razmataz]

it says on amazon 449g but i think that is including the box as other sites say the watch itself weighs 142g

There's a big difference between the two.

Try and conclusively locate the Item weight.

it’s definitely 142g got the weight from the watch manufacturers website.

[mothered]

it’s definitely 142g got the weight from the watch manufacturers website.

You may just get away with EB'ing It.

Alternatively, box them - no dry Ice needed, only a little extra packing.

[razmataz]

it’s definitely 142g got the weight from the watch manufacturers website.

You may just get away with EB'ing It.

Alternatively, box them - no dry Ice needed, only a little extra packing.

if you were doing it yourself which option would you go for?

[mothered]

if you were doing it yourself which option would you go for?

Because the weight Is touch and go to EB It, I'd box them.

The biggest advantage Is that dry Ice Is not required, as well as the watch being very small, hence signs of tampering will not be noticed at the collection point.

[razmataz]

if you were doing it yourself which option would you go for?

Because the weight Is touch and go to EB It, I'd box them.

The biggest advantage Is that dry Ice Is not required, as well as the watch being very small, hence signs of tampering will not be noticed at the collection point.

With an EB of such a high value a PR would most likely be required wouldn’t it?

I think boxing seems like my best option, when you say extra packaging will be needed, do you mean just put some cardboard inside the package or what?

[mothered]

With  an EB of such a high value a PR would most likely be required wouldn’t it?

Given It's Amazon as well, I would say It's almost a certainty.

I think boxing seems like my best option, when you say extra packaging will be needed, do you mean just put some cardboard inside the package or what?

Yes, pack extra cardboard.

Even a box In a box will suffice. Whatever you can think of that adds the required weight. Of course, all within reason.

[razmataz]

In 2015 I had my amazon account closed for too many refunds and was told that any attempt to open a new account will be met with the same action, was being a dumb kid and refunding £10-£20 orders every couple weeks, the one higher value item I hit was a Fire Stick, sold it to CEX then get a call from them the next day saying Amazon has blocked it and they're gonna call the cops for selling them stolen goods, obviously I shit myself and gave them the money back.

Start of 2017 I created a new amazon account with a different email, address, card, ip address, etc. I've a decent amount of legit orders on this account, a 6 year audible subscription, 1 or 2 legit returns and 1 £20 DNA I claimed at the end of 2020 because a package was dumped on my doorstep and I was broke at the time, this was obviously really stupid of me to waste a DNA on such a low value order.

Given the above info regarding my account history is it likely for them to link my first amazon account to me if I go ahead with this SE given the thorough investigation that will come with such a high value SE? @mothered I'd be grateful for your thoughts on this.

[Gertzerroz]

In 2015 I had my amazon account closed for too many refunds and was told that any attempt to open a new account will be met with the same action, was being a dumb kid and refunding £10-£20 orders every couple weeks, the one higher value item I hit was a Fire Stick, sold it to CEX then get a call from them the next day saying Amazon has blocked it and they're gonna call the cops for selling them stolen goods, obviously I shit myself and gave them the money back.

Start of 2017 I created a new amazon account with a different email, address, card, ip address, etc. I've a decent amount of legit orders on this account, a 6 year audible subscription, 1 or 2 legit returns and 1 £20 DNA I claimed at the end of 2020 because a package was dumped on my doorstep and I was broke at the time, this was obviously really stupid of me to waste a DNA on such a low value order.

Given the above info regarding my account history is it likely for them to link my first amazon account to me if I go ahead with this SE given the thorough investigation that will come with such a high value SE? @mothered I'd be grateful for your thoughts on this.

I'm literally in the same boat as you. Was perma banned a couple years ago and was able to create an account around 2 years ago. I'm also interested in your SE. I would like to get a decent longines, breitling, maybe a tudor watch. I'm thinking boxing with dry ice might be best?

[EquitableEngineer]

Given the above info regarding my account history is it likely for them to link my first amazon account to me if I go ahead with this SE given the thorough investigation that will come with such a high value SE? @mothered I'd be grateful for your thoughts on this.

My guess would be they would have linked the account at the time of creation if they were going to link it at all.

[razmataz]

Given the above info regarding my account history is it likely for them to link my first amazon account to me if I go ahead with this SE given the thorough investigation that will come with such a high value SE? @mothered I'd be grateful for your thoughts on this.

My guess would be they would have linked the account at the time of creation if they were going to link it at all.

You see that was my thinking also but with the thorough investigation that comes with an SE of this value they may end up linking the accounts.

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In 2015 I had my amazon account closed for too many refunds and was told that any attempt to open a new account will be met with the same action, was being a dumb kid and refunding £10-£20 orders every couple weeks, the one higher value item I hit was a Fire Stick, sold it to CEX then get a call from them the next day saying Amazon has blocked it and they're gonna call the cops for selling them stolen goods, obviously I shit myself and gave them the money back.

Start of 2017 I created a new amazon account with a different email, address, card, ip address, etc. I've a decent amount of legit orders on this account, a 6 year audible subscription, 1 or 2 legit returns and 1 £20 DNA I claimed at the end of 2020 because a package was dumped on my doorstep and I was broke at the time, this was obviously really stupid of me to waste a DNA on such a low value order.

Given the above info regarding my account history is it likely for them to link my first amazon account to me if I go ahead with this SE given the thorough investigation that will come with such a high value SE? @mothered I'd be grateful for your thoughts on this.

I'm literally in the same boat as you. Was perma banned a couple years ago and was able to create an account around 2 years ago. I'm also interested in your SE. I would like to get a decent longines, breitling, maybe a tudor watch. I'm thinking boxing with dry ice might be best?

I was thinking of boxing them also, as mothered said above due to the item being so light dry ice may not even be necessary. But i'm just worried after delving deeper into my account history they may discover my old one.