[kanyewestworshipper911]

after watching an unboxing you can see the CPU through the box on the back.
what should be my plan of action?

In that case, the EB Is out of the question.

Box the return.

I have never boxed a return before. could you help

[mothered]

I have never boxed a return before.  could you help

Check the articles on my blog.

[kanyewestworshipper911]

I have never boxed a return before.  could you help

Check the articles on my blog.

okay could you confirm this:
I receive the product and complain that it's not working
go through troubleshooting and say it still doesn't work
they ask for the item back
I pack the CPU box in the postage box without the CPU and tape and then beat it up a little with a stab hole that's covered by a different covered tape
I send it through my postage system (royal mail)

[mothered]

I have never boxed a return before.  could you help

Check the articles on my blog.

okay could you confirm this:
I receive the product and complain that it's not working
go through troubleshooting and say it still doesn't work
they ask for the item back
I pack the CPU box in the postage box without the CPU and tape and then beat it up a little with a stab hole that's covered by a different covered tape
I send it through my postage system (royal mail)

Exactly how It's done.

Be sure to not show significant signs of tampering, only enough that demonstrates Inconsistencies. The reason being, If It's Immediately noticed at the collection point, they'll raise a damage report and release themselves from liability.

[sherxan]

Have you done Newegg before? thinking of DNA for a gpu

However, Newegg is a well-known and reputable online retailer for computer components and electronics, and they offer a wide selection of products from various brands, including graphics cards like the NVIDIA GPU you mentioned. It is always a good idea to do your own research and read reviews before making a purchase from any retailer.

[kanyewestworshipper911]

Check the articles on my blog.

okay could you confirm this:
I receive the product and complain that it's not working
go through troubleshooting and say it still doesn't work
they ask for the item back
I pack the CPU box in the postage box without the CPU and tape and then beat it up a little with a stab hole that's covered by a different covered tape
I send it through my postage system (royal mail)

Exactly how It's done.

Be sure to not show significant signs of tampering, only enough that demonstrates Inconsistencies. The reason being, If It's Immediately noticed at the collection point, they'll raise a damage report and release themselves from liability.

It’s arrived now however i’m not sure how much to tamper the box and how i should stab it. help would be greatly appreciated

[mothered]

It’s arrived now however i’m not sure how much  to tamper the box and how i should stab it. help would be greatly appreciated

Follow the guide on my blog.