RE: Sealed box on Amazon for Nanoleaf lights 06-18-2022, 06:23 PM
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(06-18-2022, 05:43 PM)ephermeral123 Wrote:I've always tried avoiding the DNA method due to 2 facts mostly: I somewhat "know" close to all of the couriers operating in my area and moreover, given the structure of my house, it would be scarcely believelable for a parcel to go missing even if left unattended outside the door (let's say there's no way one could steal it)(06-18-2022, 05:39 PM)Ordnael92 Wrote:(06-18-2022, 05:06 PM)mothered Wrote: There's always a possibility the return will be opened.Thanks for the answer!
Resealing It to perfection, will significantly minimize the risk of being checked.
It can be returned for a legit refund by saying you were In a rush, and mistakenly packed the Incorrect Item In the box.
As to why It was resealed to perfection, you were concerned that an open/damaged box would void the refund, hence returned It In Its original state.
No.
Goods sold via Amazon Warehouse Deals go through a 20-point Inspection prior to dispatch.
I'll update with the outcome.
I actually successfully SE'd nanoleaf lights from amazon a few days ago using the DNA method. Very straightforward. They just asked me to fill out an IR. Might be a better option than your sealed box method. Best of luck.
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