[superrundar]

Just like the title says,

Has anyone ever SE'd an SSD before? i currently have my samsung ssd so i have all the information i need but i don't see any strategy to come up with.

Thanks!

[mothered]

First and foremost, what's the weight and dimensions of the SSD?

[superrundar]

I would like to SE using their warranty and any kind of legitimate excuse for not shipping them if they ask for the ssd back.

[mothered]

I would like to SE using their warranty and any kind of legitimate excuse for not shipping them if they ask for the ssd back.

So you wish to perform the SE via warranty exploitation for an Item that you do not have, correct?

[Rednaxela1]

Just like the title says,

Has anyone ever SE'd an SSD before? i currently have my samsung ssd so i have all the information i need but i don't see any strategy to come up with.

Thanks!

Depending on what size storage it is, you could use the wrong item received method. If you order 1TB or 2TB then you could say you received 250GB. Just take advantage of the different sizes in the product line and you won't be spending much for 250GB. They're not very heavy so you could try the missing item method.

[mothered]

They're not very heavy so you could try the missing item method.

Precisely.

Moreover, given the Item Is rather small In size, you can also box them.

[superrundar]

hmm i guess my question was more about how to SE samsung with their warranty? but i suppose samsung is too hard as they will ask for the SDD back etc..?

[mothered]

hmm i guess my question was more about how to SE samsung with their warranty? but i suppose samsung is too hard as they will ask for the SDD back etc..?

i suppose samsung is too hard as they will ask for the SDD back

That's the purpose of boxing- the Item Is seemingly sent back.

In reality, apart from a weight substitute (example, dry Ice) you're not sending anything.

[Niko2031]

I see really interesting information here

[incinia]

Does anyone have any experience whether Samsung require evidence of receiving the wrong item? I.e. a picture, or sending back the SSD which you might 'claim' is 250GB, not the 2TB you ordered.