[impatient]

For the past two years, I've been exploiting a loophole in a well-known international clothing store's return policy. Regrettably, I can't disclose the specifics of this loophole. Essentially, I can effectively "return" items without physically sending them back, and due to "shipping issues", the store automatically issues refunds without scrutiny. After some calculation, I've realized I've amassed over £4,000 through this method. I'm wondering if it's safe to continue or if the store will catch on and demand reimbursement. I'd appreciate the community's thoughts on this matter, as I want to be as careful as possible.

[SilentSniper8122]

For the past two years, I've been exploiting a loophole in a well-known international clothing store's return policy. Regrettably, I can't disclose the specifics of this loophole. Essentially, I can effectively "return" items without physically sending them back, and due to "shipping issues", the store automatically issues refunds without scrutiny. After some calculation, I've realized I've amassed over £4,000 through this method. I'm wondering if it's safe to continue or if the store will catch on and demand reimbursement. I'd appreciate the community's thoughts on this matter, as I want to be as careful as possible.

You should be fine, either way it’s there own fault for having loop holes, who is the company sounds like JD😂

[Spatialize]

For the past two years, I've been exploiting a loophole in a well-known international clothing store's return policy. Regrettably, I can't disclose the specifics of this loophole. Essentially, I can effectively "return" items without physically sending them back, and due to "shipping issues", the store automatically issues refunds without scrutiny. After some calculation, I've realized I've amassed over £4,000 through this method. I'm wondering if it's safe to continue or if the store will catch on and demand reimbursement. I'd appreciate the community's thoughts on this matter, as I want to be as careful as possible.

Maybe do it under several different aliases for every return...spread that 10k worth of stuff over like 5 accounts that cannot be tied to each other

[llllllllIllIl]

We can't really judge the risk without knowing the store to be honest, as they all have their own unique set of policies, resources, and loss prevention techniques

[maddylok]

so you want information from us and gatekeeping goodies? go fk yourself

[impatient]

so you want information from us and gatekeeping goodies? go fk yourself

Chill the fuck out idiot.

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We can't really judge the risk without knowing the store to be honest, as they all have their own unique set of policies, resources, and loss prevention techniques

It's basically @$0$

[llllllllIllIl]

so you want information from us and gatekeeping goodies? go fk yourself

Chill the fuck out idiot.

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We can't really judge the risk without knowing the store to be honest, as they all have their own unique set of policies, resources, and loss prevention techniques

It's basically @$0$

Again, can't help without knowing the store and knowing at least some aspects of the method.

[impatient]

so you want information from us and gatekeeping goodies? go fk yourself

Chill the fuck out idiot.

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We can't really judge the risk without knowing the store to be honest, as they all have their own unique set of policies, resources, and loss prevention techniques

It's basically @$0$

Again, can't help without knowing the store and knowing at least some aspects of the method.

Have you read my previous post? I named the store.

[llllllllIllIl]

Chill the fuck out idiot.

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It's basically @$0$

Again, can't help without knowing the store and knowing at least some aspects of the method.

Have you read my previous post? I named the store.

Oh, so it's actually ASOS? I thought you meant it was a company similar to ASOS.

I can probably guess what the method is, because I know they have an exploit when you receive a refund for a returned order. There's a big risk refunding £4k across multiple accounts. A company of ASOS's size has the resources to investigate and link the orders. They wouldn't take you to court over a £150 SE, but when you're in the multiple thousands, you're getting to the value where it's worth them pursuing you. Everyone has their own risk tolerance though.

[HeardIt]

Chill the fuck out idiot.

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It's basically @$0$

Again, can't help without knowing the store and knowing at least some aspects of the method.

Have you read my previous post? I named the store.

do you ever have any legit orders in the mix? Or are they all ‘returned’?