[supapolice]

Hey, so I have a steelseries coupon. What I was thinking is that I would buy a shit ton of mousepads and swap them out on amazon with things that I need of according weight and a similar size box. Would they catch on

[Tibo inc]

Are you referring to the wrong item method?

If the item you want is of similar weight then It could definitely work.

Although, what would you need/want that weighs that little?

[supapolice]

Are you referring to the wrong item method?

If the item you want is of similar weight then It could definitely work.

Although, what would you need/want that weighs that little?

steelseries got some heavy as shit mousepads, one weights 2.16 pounds, I could swap that for a Zotac 2060 (2.44 pounds)

[Tibo inc]

Are you referring to the wrong item method?

If the item you want is of similar weight then It could definitely work.

Although, what would you need/want that weighs that little?

steelseries got some heavy as shit mousepads, one weights 2.16 pounds, I could swap that for a Zotac 2060 (2.44 pounds)

Potentially, you might have to order something cheap and pretty light as well to make up the small weight difference a bit.

Then say you got the correct cheap thing but the wrong Zotac 2060 then your sorted.

[supapolice]

Are you referring to the wrong item method?

If the item you want is of similar weight then It could definitely work.

Although, what would you need/want that weighs that little?

Also when doing wrong item, do I make a new amazon account for every order? Or do it in one account? Do they get suspicious?

[Tibo inc]

Are you referring to the wrong item method?

If the item you want is of similar weight then It could definitely work.

Although, what would you need/want that weighs that little?

Also when doing wrong item, do I make a new amazon account for every order? Or do it in one account? Do they get suspicious?

I would recommend not doing it on a fresh account for something that is in the range of $300/400 as that is suspicious.

I would use an aged account, with a few legit orders, and space out the refunds a bit, and fill the gaps with a few cheap orders.

[titchyyyy]

If you're wanting to fulfil a lengthy Amazon life, I'd suggest following the advice;

Order 1-2 legit low cost items
Order the item you want to SE - SE the item
Order 1-2 legit low cost items (maybe a few more) over a few weeks
Order the item you want to SE - SE the item

And so on....

However, as proof from my self, I have personally SE'd about 150 items on 20~ accounts within the last 6 months. This has lead to pretty much a widespread ban on my name/address on Amazon. I pretty much get shut down within minutes if I try and register with my details.

If I had to do it all again, I'd run 1 main account and 1 account via VPN, making sure to SE one thing at a time on each account and leaving time between each one.

I am now running VPN's to my boyfriends address which is clean from ever ordering from Amazon. I don't spend much time there so I have to still physically order things from my PC / address but at least the account literally can't be linked to my previous accounts.

[supapolice]

If you're wanting to fulfil a lengthy Amazon life, I'd suggest following the advice;

Order 1-2 legit low cost items
Order the item you want to SE - SE the item
Order 1-2 legit low cost items (maybe a few more) over a few weeks
Order the item you want to SE - SE the item

And so on....

However, as proof from my self, I have personally SE'd about 150 items on 20~ accounts within the last 6 months. This has lead to pretty much a widespread ban on my name/address on Amazon. I pretty much get shut down within minutes if I try and register with my details.

If I had to do it all again, I'd run 1 main account and 1 account via VPN, making sure to SE one thing at a time on each account and leaving time between each one.

I am now running VPN's to my boyfriends address which is clean from ever ordering from Amazon. I don't spend much time there so I have to still physically order things from my PC / address but at least the account literally can't be linked to my previous accounts.

Were you doing like DNA or actually returning items?

[titchyyyy]

If you're wanting to fulfil a lengthy Amazon life, I'd suggest following the advice;

Order 1-2 legit low cost items
Order the item you want to SE - SE the item
Order 1-2 legit low cost items (maybe a few more) over a few weeks
Order the item you want to SE - SE the item

And so on....

However, as proof from my self, I have personally SE'd about 150 items on 20~ accounts within the last 6 months. This has lead to pretty much a widespread ban on my name/address on Amazon. I pretty much get shut down within minutes if I try and register with my details.

If I had to do it all again, I'd run 1 main account and 1 account via VPN, making sure to SE one thing at a time on each account and leaving time between each one.

I am now running VPN's to my boyfriends address which is clean from ever ordering from Amazon. I don't spend much time there so I have to still physically order things from my PC / address but at least the account literally can't be linked to my previous accounts.

Were you doing like DNA or actually returning items?

Various!

I've gone for;

- DNA
- Faulty item needed to be thrown away
- Wrong item received

I personally really don't want to deal with Amazon for a while now though so I'm looking at other companies.

[supapolice]

If you're wanting to fulfil a lengthy Amazon life, I'd suggest following the advice;

Order 1-2 legit low cost items
Order the item you want to SE - SE the item
Order 1-2 legit low cost items (maybe a few more) over a few weeks
Order the item you want to SE - SE the item

And so on....

However, as proof from my self, I have personally SE'd about 150 items on 20~ accounts within the last 6 months. This has lead to pretty much a widespread ban on my name/address on Amazon. I pretty much get shut down within minutes if I try and register with my details.

If I had to do it all again, I'd run 1 main account and 1 account via VPN, making sure to SE one thing at a time on each account and leaving time between each one.

I am now running VPN's to my boyfriends address which is clean from ever ordering from Amazon. I don't spend much time there so I have to still physically order things from my PC / address but at least the account literally can't be linked to my previous accounts.

Were you doing like DNA or actually returning items?

Various!

I've gone for;

- DNA
- Faulty item needed to be thrown away
- Wrong item received

I personally really don't want to deal with Amazon for a while now though so I'm looking at other companies.

Have you tried Walmart? They have a wrong item recieved return method