[gionnyct]

As mentioned, the never arrived or empty box method will suffice.

In terms of the latter (empty box), what's the size and weight of the drone?

the GLS tracking give me these box values:
Weight: 2.0 kg Volume: 3.0

why?

Items are weighed on consignment, hence If you're using the empty box method, you must justify the weight during transit.

Moreover, If the size of the Item Is too large to assume It was stolen, the method Is deemed futile.

so I need something that weighs 2 kg and put it in the box?

[mothered]

the GLS tracking give me these box values:
Weight: 2.0 kg Volume: 3.0

why?

Items are weighed on consignment, hence If you're using the empty box method, you must justify the weight during transit.

Moreover, If the size of the Item Is too large to assume It was stolen, the method Is deemed futile.

so I need something that weighs 2 kg and put it in the box?

Correct, and also give the appearance as though It was tampered with during transit, thus the Item was taken/stolen. That defines the method- empty box on receipt.

Dry Ice does the job.

[Qlova]

I would use empty box method. That way you're keeping your old drone and getting a new.

Then I assume you want OP to say that the box was full of paper?
They weight the package at different stops

No I suggest for him to say it was empty, like I said. You clearly have never used this method with amazon, because although they display the weight on the front, the empty box method works like a treat.

[gionnyct]

I would use empty box method. That way you're keeping your old drone and getting a new.

Then I assume you want OP to say that the box was full of paper?
They weight the package at different stops

No I suggest for him to say it was empty, like I said. You clearly have never used this method with amazon, because although they display the weight on the front, the empty box method works like a treat.

in Italy when I sign the delivery I can accept the box with reserve (or conditional acceptance). I don't know if in Europe is used.
This is possible when you see some problems, I could accept with reserve because the box seems too light

[Qlova]

Then I assume you want OP to say that the box was full of paper?
They weight the package at different stops

No I suggest for him to say it was empty, like I said. You clearly have never used this method with amazon, because although they display the weight on the front, the empty box method works like a treat.

in Italy when I sign the delivery I can accept the box with reserve (or conditional acceptance). I don't know if in Europe is used.
This is possible when you see some problems, I could accept with reserve because the box seems too light

I don't understand what you mean. What does it mean to accept and reserve?

[gionnyct]

No I suggest for him to say it was empty, like I said. You clearly have never used this method with amazon, because although they display the weight on the front, the empty box method works like a treat.

in Italy when I sign the delivery I can accept the box with reserve (or conditional acceptance). I don't know if in Europe is used.
This is possible when you see some problems, I could accept with reserve because the box seems too light

I don't understand what you mean. What does it mean to accept and reserve?

it means that if I see that the box is damaged or wet or too light I can accept it with reserve, so I declare that the box has problems and I accept it but with reserve to check if something is missing or damaged inside. It would be a guarantee for the customer to the courier
it's hard to explain and I don't speak English well lol

[Qlova]

in Italy when I sign the delivery I can accept the box with reserve (or conditional acceptance). I don't know if in Europe is used.
This is possible when you see some problems, I could accept with reserve because the box seems too light

I don't understand what you mean. What does it mean to accept and reserve?

it means that if I see that the box is damaged or wet or too light I can accept it with reserve, so I declare that the box has problems and I accept it but with reserve to check if something is missing or damaged inside. It would be a guarantee for the customer to the courier
it's hard to explain and I don't speak English well lol

No we don't have this in the UK, however it sounds like its a good way to refund? You sign for it, and then declare something is missing?

[gionnyct]

I don't understand what you mean. What does it mean to accept and reserve?

it means that if I see that the box is damaged or wet or too light I can accept it with reserve, so I declare that the box has problems and I accept it but with reserve to check if something is missing or damaged inside. It would be a guarantee for the customer to the courier
it's hard to explain and I don't speak English well lol

No we don't have this in the UK, however it sounds like its a good way to refund? You sign for it, and then declare something is missing?

I sign and declare that the box is damaged or has some problem
this is important for refunds
If u want this is a italian page and explain all HERE

[Slippery Slope]

Hi, I hope that you're able to read this before you try to do anything with this return.

Amazon is currently doing this with drones, phones, and other high dollar gadgets. Please keep in mind.

This product has a serial number that uniquely identifies the item. When your order ships, Amazon will scan the serial number and add it to the history of the order. Should the item go missing before it arrives, Amazon may register the serial number with loss and theft databases to prevent fraudulent use or resale of the item. There is no action required from you and the serial number will only be used to prevent fraudulent activity associated with the missing item.

If you've got a way around this, in order to keep the item out of the 'brick' state - please let me know!

[DragonicRek]

Hi, I hope that you're able to read this before you try to do anything with this return.

Amazon is currently doing this with drones, phones, and other high dollar gadgets. Please keep in mind.

This product has a serial number that uniquely identifies the item. When your order ships, Amazon will scan the serial number and add it to the history of the order. Should the item go missing before it arrives, Amazon may register the serial number with loss and theft databases to prevent fraudulent use or resale of the item. There is no action required from you and the serial number will only be used to prevent fraudulent activity associated with the missing item.

If you've got a way around this, in order to keep the item out of the 'brick' state - please let me know!

I heard this too. Any sources to verify this?