(12-24-2022, 04:45 PM)contriveD Wrote: That is hard to put to the test isn't it?
Not at all.
Don't have a negative attitude - your SE will most likely fail before It has the chance to begin.
(12-24-2022, 04:45 PM)contriveD Wrote: You would need a cheap product which you can reseal via plastic film and a heat sealer. Even if the trial succeeds, they very well could differentiate between high and low value items.
The objective Is to see whether they open and check sealed box returns, Irrespective of the product and Its value, so use some Initiative and select a cheap Item that's very easy to open and reseal.
It's that simple.
(12-24-2022, 04:45 PM)contriveD Wrote: Have you had experience with reversing a failed sealed box iPhone SE with a dummy?
With 35+ years In the scene, my answer Is obvious.
(12-24-2022, 04:45 PM)contriveD Wrote: Seems hard to believe that you would enclose the dummy phone and seal it off.
It's very easy to justify your return as follows.
Say that you were In a rush, and mistakenly packed the Incorrect Item In the box. As to why It was resealed to perfection, you were concerned that an open/damaged box would void the refund, hence you returned It In Its original state.
As a social engineer yourself, you need to think laterally and manipulate every obstacle and event to your advantage.
It's not hard to do so.