[darkninja1980]

my experience is For my SE skills is very simple. when I order from Amazon or Wal-Mart on-line. This method is very simple in SE I will do is tell them I got an empty package. I get a second item for free.

[mothered]

Goods are weighed on consignment, so what happens If the Item weighs (example) 2Kg?

[darkninja1980]

Goods are weighed on consignment, so what happens If the Item weighs (example) 2Kg?

well, weight does not matter. I just tell them right. I got an empty box. they will send me a new item.

[mothered]

Goods are weighed on consignment, so what happens If the Item weighs (example) 2Kg?

well, weight does not matter. I just tell them right. I got an empty box. they will send me a new item.

Or course the weight matters.

If an Investigation Is opened with the carrier and It's confirmed you've received the package weighing at 2Kg, then obviously the Item was enclosed, hence your claim that the Item was missing "will" fail.

[darkninja1980]

Goods are weighed on consignment, so what happens If the Item weighs (example) 2Kg?

well, weight does not matter. I just tell them right. I got an empty box. they will send me a new item.

Or course the weight matters.

If an Investigation Is opened with the carrier and It's confirmed you've received the package weighing at 2Kg, then obviously the Item was enclosed, hence your claim that the Item was missing "will" fail.

yes, I agree with you. But the items were video games and DVDs.

[Oblivious]

This could possibly work with items worth less than 10$ but don't see this working very often or being a reliable method.

[darkninja1980]

This could possibly work with items worth less than 10$ but don't see this working very often or being a reliable method.

well, the thing is I do not do it all the time. I only do it like 3 times and it passes.
I do agree with your point of view.

[mothered]

well, weight does not matter. I just tell them right. I got an empty box. they will send me a new item.

Or course the weight matters.

If an Investigation Is opened with the carrier and It's confirmed you've received the package weighing at 2Kg, then obviously the Item was enclosed, hence your claim that the Item was missing "will" fail.

yes, I agree with you. But the items were video games and DVDs.

Lightweight Items are fine. You can also box the company without Issues.

But to make a general statement as per below, Is completely Inaccurate.

This method is very simple in SE I will do is tell them I got an empty package. I get a second item for free.

[darkninja1980]

Or course the weight matters.

If an Investigation Is opened with the carrier and It's confirmed you've received the package weighing at 2Kg, then obviously the Item was enclosed, hence your claim that the Item was missing "will" fail.

yes, I agree with you. But the items were video games and DVDs.

Lightweight Items are fine. You can also box the company without Issues.

But to make a general statement as per below, Is completely Inaccurate.

This method is very simple in SE I will do is tell them I got an empty package. I get a second item for free.

like this, I do not do it all the time so they banned me from Amazon.

[mothered]

yes, I agree with you. But the items were video games and DVDs.

Lightweight Items are fine. You can also box the company without Issues.

But to make a general statement as per below, Is completely Inaccurate.

This method is very simple in SE I will do is tell them I got an empty package. I get a second item for free.

like this, I do not do it all the time so they banned me from Amazon.

For Items that register a significant weight on consignment, the weight Itself must be taken Into account In your method.