[mothered]

We will make sure to handle this with the concered department if you provide photos, How am i supposed to get an explosed mate 30 pro? Lol

Simply use the corrupted file method.

[durden666]

You could also obtain a replica / dummy / display model of your required phone or similar for 10 bucks or so and explode itt ?

[Filament]

You could also obtain a replica / dummy / display model of your required phone or similar for 10 bucks or so and explode itt ?

Alternatively, find videos on youtube of people blowing things up for fun. I feel like there has got to be a channel like that.
I used to get my images from Youtube/ poorly-rated Amazon reviews all the time - photoshopping a piece of paper or whatever was needed for the SE.

[durden666]

You could also obtain a replica / dummy / display model of your required phone or similar for 10 bucks or so and explode itt ?

Alternatively, find videos on youtube of people blowing things up for fun. I feel like there has got to be a channel like that.
I used to get my images from Youtube/ poorly-rated Amazon reviews all the time - photoshopping a piece of paper or whatever was needed for the SE.

Personally I'm skeptical about others having used the same images for an SE / the rep having seen them before. It's not hard to find such stuff with a simple Google search. For example that monitor, whilst searching for an image of one on fire, I found s pretty adequate image, however it was so easy to find online, it kept popping up when I used a wide variety of keywords in my searches. No imagine the rep done the same just to check (who knows, maybe they love their 10 an hour job that much). It would have failed there and then instantly.

So, I don't mind spending a tenner or something to have unique proof of destruction or whatever else, gives a much higher chance of success

[Filament]

You could also obtain a replica / dummy / display model of your required phone or similar for 10 bucks or so and explode itt ?

Alternatively, find videos on youtube of people blowing things up for fun. I feel like there has got to be a channel like that.
I used to get my images from Youtube/ poorly-rated Amazon reviews all the time - photoshopping a piece of paper or whatever was needed for the SE.

Personally I'm skeptical about others having used the same images for an SE / the rep having seen them before. It's not hard to find such stuff with a simple Google search. For example that monitor, whilst searching for an image of one on fire, I found s pretty adequate image, however it was so easy to find online, it kept popping up when I used a wide variety of keywords in my searches. No imagine the rep done the same just to check (who knows, maybe they love their 10 an hour job that much). It would have failed there and then instantly.

So, I don't mind spending a tenner or something to have unique proof of destruction or whatever else, gives a much higher chance of success

True, searching on Google will lead to more common results. Using a Youtube video/Amazon reviews will not have as common results. Also make sure to remove EXIF data from the images if you pull them from online. You can go an extra step to photoshop the image as needed to make it unique.
Don't get me wrong, it's definitely a good thing you go the extra step to get unique PoD as that'll ensure it'll work as long as it looks like the product. I'm a little lazy and haven't have any issues with what I've been doing though.

[mothered]

Personally I'm skeptical about others having used the same images for an SE / the rep having seen them before. It's not hard to find such stuff with a simple Google search.

Due to the Influx of claims, companies on a large scale simply don't have the manpower to sift through Google Images- particularly during the busy time of year such as Easter, Black Friday deals and Christmas.

Plan your SE during these periods, and you'll find that for the most part, It will succeed.

[Pistache]

i will try to refund a phone with a compagny from Belgium by sending them back the item cause im sure that they signe the parcel themself