[Pluntkin]

I've been developing a new refunding method over the course of the summer, and so far I've refined the method to the point that it has a success rate of virtually 100%.

I've only tested it out for myself so far, but in order to ensure it succeeds consistently, and isn't just me randomly getting lucky, I decided to come on here and offer to do free refunds for anybody who asks.

Here are the stores I recommend doing, but I'll accept any store you request, even if it's not on this list. I recommend doing these stores because they have physical locations, so you can always return the item, in case anything happens. Amazon is absolutely working with this method, at least for myself, so I'm including it.

• Amazon
  
• Walmart
  
• Target
  
• Lowe's
  
• Apple
  
• Home Depot
  
• Costco
  

I'll accept any order between $50 - $1,000, but that limit will probably be raised in the near future.

I'll respond to messages within 2 hours, and I'll have your refund started within 24 hours.

Physical products only, no digital products. Your order must be using USPS / UPS / FedEx.

I can be found on T-gram at @Amplicord. I'll respond to DM's here too.

[InternetRockStar]

I've been developing a new refunding method over the course of the summer, and so far I've refined the method to the point that it has a success rate of virtually 100%.

I've only tested it out for myself so far, but in order to ensure it succeeds consistently, and isn't just me randomly getting lucky, I decided to come on here and offer to do free refunds for anybody who asks.

Here are the stores I recommend doing, but I'll accept any store you request, even if it's not on this list. I recommend doing these stores because they have physical locations, so you can always return the item, in case anything happens. Amazon is absolutely working with this method, at least for myself, so I'm including it.

• Amazon
  
• Walmart
  
• Target
  
• Lowe's
  
• Apple
  
• Home Depot
  
• Costco
  

I'll accept any order between $50 - $1,000, but that limit will probably be raised in the near future.

I'll respond to messages within 2 hours, and I'll have your refund started within 24 hours.

Let's get this party started. 

What does the method involve is it only NA? Also what items are and aren't allowed

[Pluntkin]

I've been developing a new refunding method over the course of the summer, and so far I've refined the method to the point that it has a success rate of virtually 100%.

I've only tested it out for myself so far, but in order to ensure it succeeds consistently, and isn't just me randomly getting lucky, I decided to come on here and offer to do free refunds for anybody who asks.

Here are the stores I recommend doing, but I'll accept any store you request, even if it's not on this list. I recommend doing these stores because they have physical locations, so you can always return the item, in case anything happens. Amazon is absolutely working with this method, at least for myself, so I'm including it.

• Amazon
  
• Walmart
  
• Target
  
• Lowe's
  
• Apple
  
• Home Depot
  
• Costco
  

I'll accept any order between $50 - $1,000, but that limit will probably be raised in the near future.

I'll respond to messages within 2 hours, and I'll have your refund started within 24 hours.

Let's get this party started. 

What does the method involve is it only NA? Also what items are and aren't allowed

I'm not sure what NA stands for. If you were meaning to say DNA, no, it doesn't involve that.

As for the items, they just need to be physical items, no digital products.

[eljot88]

How may I verify you? Do you have any channel on telegram? why do you do that for free if you SR is 100% and you can make some money? Are you a policeman? Do you do only USA stores?

[InternetRockStar]

I've been developing a new refunding method over the course of the summer, and so far I've refined the method to the point that it has a success rate of virtually 100%.

I've only tested it out for myself so far, but in order to ensure it succeeds consistently, and isn't just me randomly getting lucky, I decided to come on here and offer to do free refunds for anybody who asks.

Here are the stores I recommend doing, but I'll accept any store you request, even if it's not on this list. I recommend doing these stores because they have physical locations, so you can always return the item, in case anything happens. Amazon is absolutely working with this method, at least for myself, so I'm including it.

• Amazon
  
• Walmart
  
• Target
  
• Lowe's
  
• Apple
  
• Home Depot
  
• Costco
  

I'll accept any order between $50 - $1,000, but that limit will probably be raised in the near future.

I'll respond to messages within 2 hours, and I'll have your refund started within 24 hours.

Let's get this party started. 

What does the method involve is it only NA? Also what items are and aren't allowed

I'm not sure what NA stands for. If you were meaning to say DNA, no, it doesn't involve that.

As for the items, they just need to be physical items, no digital products.

I meant NA as in North America

Do you do EU or United Kingdom or Asia for example

Also I can be literally any item physical? Are you willing to share any information on how this works

[Pluntkin]

What does the method involve is it only NA? Also what items are and aren't allowed

I'm not sure what NA stands for. If you were meaning to say DNA, no, it doesn't involve that.

As for the items, they just need to be physical items, no digital products.

I meant NA as in North America

Do you do EU or United Kingdom or Asia for example

Also I can be literally any item physical? Are you willing to share any information on how this works

My experience is limited to North America, but it should work just the same anywhere, as long as it's a physical product, and you can get a return label for it. I'm not sure if furniture will work, but it might.

The exact details of how it works I'm going to keep private. Any method that becomes public will eventually be patched, usually just one store at first, but then another store, and another, until every store knows about it.

I've seen it happen with every method that becomes public. Just a few years ago, even a complete fool could get rich by simply using did not arrive, empty box, and the sealed box method. You might've noticed that even FTID isn't working out quite as well as it used to back in 2020.

[Pluntkin]

How may I verify you? Do you have  any channel on telegram? why do you do that for free if you SR is 100% and you can make some money? Are you a policeman? Do you do only USA stores?

My experience is limited to the USA. If you want to do a store outside the USA, then that's fine by me, as long as the return label can be dropped off in the USA.

My success rate is probably about ~96%, but I was mainly doing stuff around ~$700 at the max, because I'm not one of those people that can afford to float $3,000 for 2-3 weeks. Amazon refunds nowadays can take as long as 6 weeks.

I want to get refunds going across a broader range of stores, across a broad range of people, before making the decision about whether I should open my own service, and start charging a percentage.

Offering refunds for free means I'll quickly figure out things like store limits, turnaround times, etc. All of the professional refunders are providing "Store Lists" with that sort of information.

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I meant NA as in North America

Do you do EU or United Kingdom or Asia for example

Also I can be literally any item physical? Are you willing to share any information on how this works

My experience is limited to North America, but it should work just the same anywhere, as long as it's a physical product, and you can get a return label for it. I'm not sure if furniture will work, but it might.

The exact details of how it works I'm going to keep private. Any method that becomes public will eventually be patched, usually just one store at first, but then another store, and another, until every store knows about it.

I've seen it happen with every method that becomes public. Just a few years ago, even a complete fool could get rich by simply using did not arrive, empty box, and the sealed box method. You might've noticed that even FTID isn't working out quite as well as it used to back in 2020.

So why are you not "getting rich" by yourself, what's the point of aiding anonymous people through an obscure method you won't even disclose?
This specific forum is wildly different in style and HONESTY because it's not trying to do business for the few nor propagating silly ideology or morals like the: lets keep it private so no one "patches" it. I'm sorry, but I don't believe in good Samaritans, and your attitude feels off.
This forum is about sharing in an open spirit and zero judgement. If you're not willing to do that, I won't trust you and won't be part of whatever private group you're trying to create.

I'm only intending to do this for a short timeframe, maybe a couple months, then start my own service and start charging a fee.

The serious money in refunding is in starting your own service, not doing it for yourself.

By the way, I'm not trying to create a "private group", unless you count talking to people in DM's as a "private group".

If you don't wanna be involved in it, that's fine by me. You're not hurting me at all. I hope you have a good day.

[InternetRockStar]

I'm not sure what NA stands for. If you were meaning to say DNA, no, it doesn't involve that.

As for the items, they just need to be physical items, no digital products.

I meant NA as in North America

Do you do EU or United Kingdom or Asia for example

Also I can be literally any item physical? Are you willing to share any information on how this works

My experience is limited to North America, but it should work just the same anywhere, as long as it's a physical product, and you can get a return label for it. I'm not sure if furniture will work, but it might.

The exact details of how it works I'm going to keep private. Any method that becomes public will eventually be patched, usually just one store at first, but then another store, and another, until every store knows about it.

I've seen it happen with every method that becomes public. Just a few years ago, even a complete fool could get rich by simply using did not arrive, empty box, and the sealed box method. You might've noticed that even FTID isn't working out quite as well as it used to back in 2020.

So what is it? UTD FTID LIT because you need a label to do it

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How long does it take for a refund to hit? And could you do any clothing companies or any nice tech companies?

[Pluntkin]

I meant NA as in North America

Do you do EU or United Kingdom or Asia for example

Also I can be literally any item physical? Are you willing to share any information on how this works

My experience is limited to North America, but it should work just the same anywhere, as long as it's a physical product, and you can get a return label for it. I'm not sure if furniture will work, but it might.

The exact details of how it works I'm going to keep private. Any method that becomes public will eventually be patched, usually just one store at first, but then another store, and another, until every store knows about it.

I've seen it happen with every method that becomes public. Just a few years ago, even a complete fool could get rich by simply using did not arrive, empty box, and the sealed box method. You might've noticed that even FTID isn't working out quite as well as it used to back in 2020.

So what is it? UTD FTID LIT because you need a label to do it

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How long does it take for a refund to hit? And could you do any clothing companies or any nice tech companies?

LIT. Refund times vary, but you should expect a week, to be on the safe side.

[InternetRockStar]

My experience is limited to North America, but it should work just the same anywhere, as long as it's a physical product, and you can get a return label for it. I'm not sure if furniture will work, but it might.

The exact details of how it works I'm going to keep private. Any method that becomes public will eventually be patched, usually just one store at first, but then another store, and another, until every store knows about it.

I've seen it happen with every method that becomes public. Just a few years ago, even a complete fool could get rich by simply using did not arrive, empty box, and the sealed box method. You might've noticed that even FTID isn't working out quite as well as it used to back in 2020.

So what is it? UTD FTID LIT because you need a label to do it

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How long does it take for a refund to hit? And could you do any clothing companies or any nice tech companies?

LIT. Refund times vary, but you should expect a week, to be on the safe side.

So it's just lost in transit?